South African Daryl Impey has created history today, becoming the first male to win back-to-back Tour Down Under titles with a third-place finish on the final stage.

A battered and bruised Kiwi Patrick Bevin showed resilience and determination on the final stage of the Santos Tour Down Under to push through injuries sustained in a crash on stage five to finish the race and win the sprint classification.

Cycling New Zealand is delighted that it produced world-class performances on the track and a world-class event with the Tissot UCI Track World Cup that finished in Cambridge today.

It was a case of mate vs mate when Kiwi sprinters Sam Webster and Ethan Mitchell went to a deciding third race to secure a spot in the semifinals of the individual sprint on the final day of the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Cambridge.

Tour Down Under Stage Five: Kiwi tour leader Patrick Bevin crashes, remounted and finished in the peloton then was taken to Calvary Wakefield Hospital

Australian brother and sister, Saya and Kai Sakakibara claimed elite titles at the 2019 Oceania BMX Championships in Te Awamutu on Saturday.

New Zealand scored two more victories, both in exciting fashion by the Madison paring on Campbell Stewart and Aaron Gate, and the sprint star Eddie Dawkins, on the second night of finals at the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Cambridge.

Lotto Soudal rider Caleb Ewan first across the line, but only a few moments later, the Australian was relegated to the last place

New Zealand cycling made an emphatic statement that it is again a world-class force after dominating the team events on the opening night of the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Cambridge.

Sarah Walker and Maynard Peel claimed the elite honours at the FIRST Windows and Doors New Zealand BMX Championships in Te Awamutu.