The Australians are once again making a strong bid for honours in the NZCT Cycle Classic later this month. Six high-quality teams from across the ditch have entered the five-day international race which gets underway on Wednesday 28th January. It will be the 28th anniversary of the race, which runs from January 28 to February the 1st. Australian pro teams Budget Forklifts, Avanti Racing >>

Drapac Professional Cycling filled the Solitaire Jaguar dealership in Adelaide with a sound fit group of young men in red at the team's launch event yesterday announcing their expanded 2015 race schedule and community outreach. All 18 riders on the professional continental squad took to the stage with the Drapac expansion in race schedule, community outreach, and the Drapac sporting philosophy >>

New Zealand's rookie track cyclists have enjoyed a strong opening day in the third and final UCI track cycling World Cup in Cali, Colombia. Katie Schofield and Natasha Hansen combined to qualify fourth in the women's team sprint and will fight out for the bronze medal tomorrow. In their first outing together at any level, the women's team pursuit, that includes teenagers Bryony Botha and >>

Linda Villumsen, who has won medals and honours at the highest level around the world, finally grabbed her first major victory in New Zealand when she dominated the Calder Stewart elite national road championship women's race today. Villumsen, who now resides in Christchurch, pushed to the lead on lap three and road solo for more than 80km of the 120km race in blistering hot and windy conditions >>

Sam Bewley hopes his improved climbing skills coupled with a strong second half to last season, will allow the Rotorua cyclist to challenge for road race honours at the Calder Stewart elite national championships in Christchurch this weekend. The two-time Olympic team pursuit medallist, who turned to a professional track career after London for Radio Shack and now Orica GreenEDGE, endured a >>

In 2015 we will again see the red of Drapac in the pro peloton starting at the Australian national championship and Tour Down Under. With the growing fanbase, Jaguar as new partner and Drapac Group growing its business it was time for a new design fitting the teams aspirations. Team manager Jonathan Breekveldt is happy with the design: "I think we can compete with pride wearing this kit. We are >>

SKYDIVE Dubai Pro Cycling Team has added much needed colour to the 50th anniversary edition of Jelajah Malaysia which kicks-off this weekend when the first stage is held from Seremban 2 to Port Dickson (150.3km). And watch out for Spaniard Francisco Mancebo, 38, one of the better known names in the pro continental team which has set its sights on winning the overall title in the five-stage >>

After making the step up to Professional Continental in 2014, the Drapac Professional Cycling Team has once again been granted a Professional Continental license for 2015. Ernst & Young and the UCI evaluated that the team fulfilled the ethical, financial and administrative demands.Team manager Jonathan Breekveldt is naturally happy with confirmation that the team will be part of the second >>

​ The Urge 3 Peaks Enduro endurance downhill mountain biking race has attracted an international field for this weekend's racing in Dunedin, New Zealand. (December 6 and 7, 2014). Organisers expect about 200 riders to line up at the race start on the summit of Flagstaff on Saturday morning and among them are 10 Australians, two riders from Switzerland and >>

Patrick Bevin and Rushlee Buchanan have won their respective open men's and women's races at the 2014 Criterium National Championship held in Takapuna's CBD on Friday evening. Bevin was part of a three-strong breakaway with eight minutes to go that also included last year's winner, Mike Northey and Dion Smith. In a sprint finish, Bevin had enough legs to hold off Northey, who claimed second, >>