It has been over ten seasons since one of New Zealand's best ever roadies Susy Pryde was crowned the number one female road rider on the USA circuit. The Auckland law student, team boss and pro rider heads up the campaign stateside with partner Chris Drake for a third season with the support of naming sponsor "Jazz Apple". Cyclingnz.com brings you a close up look of the "International, New >>

Tonight's stage was a tight figure eight course with a gentle hill on one side. The roads here must have been battered by weather as the pavement is broken and tattered. It's as if the someone dropped a demolition ball in the centre of town and tossed the concrete around like little pieces. This became a feature of the race in itself as crashes flowed from 90 + women skirting around clumps of >>

Saturday's road course was like a piece of corrugated iron on steroids -big rollers all day long. Despite multiple breakaway attempts, including truly lion-size efforts made by our own, Steph Roorda, the bunch maintained a healthy weight of 30 odd (albeit beaten-up) riders into the finish. Dotsie, Lauren and Steph were all off the front approaching the final mile but in the finish the race was >>

Stage 2: 110km point to point road race. Greeted by Arkansas' thundery bellows, today's 110km race sympathetically followed suit in an electrically charged affair of constant attacks. From the outset, Team Tibco went on the offensive, and the stage was a bit of a hurry from there on in. When the major climb of the day introduced itself, Jazz Apple's Ruth Corset shot out solo and effortlessly >>