by Glenys Taylor | Sep 26, 2012 | Track Cycling
Just a reminder, if you are new to the track you need to attend the “Orientation” session, on Sunday, 07-Oct-2012 at 3pm, at Johnson Park, Feilding.
This session is compulsory if you plan to race.
The rules of track racing will be explained and you will have a chance to complete a few laps, be taught about the different lines on the track and different types of races.
This session will leave you feeling confident and looking forward to your first race.
Mentor/ Buddy
If you are new to the track this season, would you like a Mentor/ Buddy?
A Mentor Buddy will give you support through you first few months of club racing, answer questions or referring you to the appropriate person, observe your races, and give you positive supportive feedback so you enjoy your track racing experience. To arrange a buddy text “Buddy & your name & age “to Megan at 027 289 3444 or email blatchford@xtra.co.nz
by Glenys Taylor | Sep 19, 2012 | Track Cycling
Click here to download form
Click here to download the track calendar for 2012-13
by Glenys Taylor | Jan 17, 2012 | Track Cycling
Details of the WCNI Open Track Championships…
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by Glenys Taylor | Jan 17, 2012 | Track Cycling
The WCNI Selectors Trevor Gudsell, Jeremy Cottam and Luke McCarthy will be looking to select athletes and combinations of athletes for the New Zealand Track Cycling Championships being held in Invercargill who are most capable of producing medal winning performances.
The majority of selection weighting for the Track Team will be based on results achieved at the 2012 West Coast North Island Track Championships.
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by Glenys Taylor | Nov 24, 2011 | Track Cycling
Click here for full details about events happening at the Wanganui velodrome.
Including contact phone numbers in case you want to go over and ride the track outside racing times.
by Vaughan Hunt | Oct 24, 2010 | Track Cycling
By Megan Blatchford-Peck
Looking for a new cycling challenge? Whatever your sporting background, track cycling could be the sport that ticks all the boxes! Following are seven compelling reasons to jump on a bike with no gears and brakes and to experience a new form of speed addiction. Jacqueline Dearlove and David Going describe how they have found fulfilment and success coming to the sport later in life.
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