Southland Sports News

History was made March 25, 2017 at the Monster Jam World Finals XVIII (18) in Las Vegas, when VP Racing Fuels Mad Scientist driver Lee O’Donnell completed the first-ever front flip in a Monster Jam truck during competition. https://youtu.be/kBn57BCj0L8

Nick Cassidy celebrated his 24th birthday on Sunday with the best present possible – taking the lead in Japan’s Super Formula series with a third place at the 52 laps Motegi race. The Aucklander now leads both the country’s major championships after finishing second in the Fuji 500 miles a fortnight

Kartsport South hosted day one of the Southern Series on Saturday a great days Karting. There was over 74 entries for the Invercargill round and that included one North Island entry also one entry from Cairns in Australia. There was also a good gathering of spectators on an awesome sun filled day. D

Southland rider Corbin Strong was edged out of a medal after an aggressive penultimate day of racing at the UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships in Switzerland. Strong, part of the gold medal-winning New Zealand team pursuit, finished fourth, only five points off a medal in the omnium compet

Dishing out a set-piece masterclass, the All Blacks stymied a determined Wallabies first half defensive approach to claim a 38-13 win in the Bledisloe Cup/Investec Rugby Championship opener at ANZ Stadium in Sydney on Saturday. Inspired by lock Brodie Retallick, playing his first Test match in 11 mo

The New Zealand junior men’s team pursuit squad have won gold at the UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships in Aigle, Switzerland. The quartet of Bailey O’Donnell, Finn Fisher-Black, George Jackson and Corbin Strong claimed the gold in style with a fantastic final turn of pace in the closing k

The SKYCITY Breakers are returning to ILT Stadium Southland where they will play Melbourne United on 16th November team management announced their 2018-19 schedule yesterday, confirming Spark Arena will again be the official home court for the season hosting 10 of their 14 regular season home games.

Auckland racer Connor Adam is first off the blocks in the chase for the 2018-2019 Toyota 86 Championship title and is highly motivated to put the disappointments of his last championship campaign firmly behind him and claim the top spot this time around. Entries for the championship – expected to be