Wouter Wippert's stellar season for Drapac Professional Cycling has continued with the Dutchman winning the bunch sprint for Stage 4 of the Tour of China II.It's the 24-year-old's eighth victory of the year and the first since his return from pneumonia which had left him hospitalised. Prior to the Tour of China I, Wippert had not raced with the team since the Tour de Kumano where he won two >>

New Zealand's leading cyclists will put their Commonwealth Games endeavours behind them, as they prepare to take the first steps towards the Rio Olympics at the Avantidrome this month. Most of the Glasgow medallists will be in action in the first Olympic qualifying event, the Avanti BikeNZ Cup and Avanti BikeNZ Classic from 18-20 September in Cambridge. The event has drawn entries from >>

The world's top female road cyclists will descend on the Wairarapa, New Zealand in 2015 after it was announced the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has granted international status to the 2015 Trust House Women's Tour of New Zealand. Race Director Jorge Sandoval announced today that the five-day international cycle tour will take place entirely in the Wairarapa region from February 18th – >>

Drapac Professional Cycling continues its US campaign next week at the USA Pro Challenge in Colorado, with the Australian outfit primed following an impressive debut performance in Utah.The UCI 2.HC event runs August 18-24 and covers 845 kilometres across the seven stages in its fourth edition. Drapac Professional Cycling will be the sole team representing the Oceania region and one of seven >>

New Zealand bagged two further medals on the second night of finals at the UCI Juniors Track World Championships in Korea today. Waipukurau teenager Regan Gough won a silver medal in the 4000m individual pursuit, while the women's team pursuit matched the men by winning a bronze medal. Gough, who rode in three team pursuit races on the first day, bounced back to qualify second fastest behind >>

Sprint cyclist Sam Webster earned his second gold medal of the Commonwealth Games with a superlative display of power and tactical nous at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome today. The Aucklander won the individual sprint gold medal, beating the Olympic champion Jason Kenny to do it, and New Zealand satisfaction was complete when his team-mate, Eddie Dawkins, claimed the bronze. Webster, a member of >>

The crack men's sprint cyclists won New Zealand's first gold medal of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. The men's team blitzed their English rivals in the final to the delight of the many New Zealanders in the crowd at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome. New Zealand flags dotted the scene and there was plenty of cheering and encouragement. The New Zealanders – Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster and Eddie >>

Keen to watch the cycling action at home? SKY Sport will be screening the Commonwealth Games live (with replays the following day). The Commonwealth Games feature New Zealand cyclists in Track, Road and Mountain Bike disciplines - don't miss out on watching our best compete! Please click here to view the Games cycling schedule - our events are highlighted, and we have included SKY screening >>

Cyclists around the Manawatu and lower North Island are gearing up for the annual The Hits 97.8 Feilding Festival of Cycling,to be held this year on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September. The event caters for cyclists of all abilities, with a fast paced mountain bike event on the Saturday, and both classic racing and recreational rides over a range of distances on the Sunday. The Scott Avanti >>