Hamilton City Cycling race Invitation
Click here for an entry form
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On Friday the 15th of November Dennevirke South School are holding a fundraising dinner at The Vault Cafe with Olympic Gold Medal Cyclist Sarah Ulmer as a guest speaker.
Tickets are $60. This price includes a two course buffet meal, local entertainment, spot prizes, raffles and a Christmas Decoration demonstration.
The event is fundraising for the construction of a fitness track that South School students have designed themselves.
Please contact Annabel Ingram (a Y3 teacher at Dannevirke South School) or ring Dannevirke South School on 06 374 8915 to purchase your tickets.
The first event on the track cycling calendar for the 2013/2014 season at Johnston Park on Sunday, promised to be a good one with ideal conditions and a fantastic turnout. In addition to lots of new riders, there were four new commissaires who had recently passed their exams and were keen to test their knowledge. The afternoon saw four events take place including a 1 lap standing start, a 2 lap scratch race, and two handicapped races. Races ran smoothly, rookie riders rode safely and on account of a hot track and very little wind, three track records were broken.
Details regarding the upcoming UCI Festival of Speed Tier 1 track event and the 2014 Oceania Track Championships to be held in Invercargill, New Zealand in November.
Full event and entry information can be found at the following links:
– UCI Festival of Speed November 16-17 www.cyclingsouth.org.nz/festivalofspeed
– 2014 Oceania Championships November 19-22 www.cyclingsouth.org.nz/oceanias
For those riders that want to enter the 2014 Oceania Track Championships down in Invercargill riding for WCNI Centre.
Another cracker day in the Manawatu and some regular and new and old faces appeared on the scene at Ashhurst to see how good the handicapping would be today. With Jaycob Humphreys taking on the role of race manager and overseeing all things, he had a great little team of helpers on the day. Thanks to Louise Ransom and Rebecca Allan for marshalling out on the course and Wayne Fenn for helping on the finish line.
It was nice to be able to relax at the end of the ride at Fusion cafe and enjoy a drink and something to eat while the results for the series were calculated. Prizemoney was then handed out to those that were present and there was only one person not present so that money went back in to the pot to be added to the next series prizemoney.