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Sideways action will be to the fore as Oreti Park Speedway hosts a plethora of championship titles this weekend. Spectators will be treated to two-days of racing as riders across all divisions strive to etch their name on an array of silverware up for grabs. Eight riders will contest the Newfield Au

Day two of the Vital Signs Fight for Yellow dawned as clear and sunny as day one, boding well for the two stages ahead. The riders gathered at the Croydon Lodge in Gore before heading out to the start of the third road stage, with Matt Zenovich as the overnight leader in A grade, Scott […]

The fifth annual Try-Whanau Triathlon and Family Festival will take place at the Bluff Oyster Festival site in Bluff on Sunday 22 March. It’s a fun event that the whole family can participate in together with a short and long course swim, bike, walk or run plus a walk only option. Entry is $20 for [

The first day of the Vital Signs Fight for Yellow dawned clear but fresh as riders signed on in Wyndham for the opening stage of the two day, five stage tour, a six kilometre prologue individual time trial that would decide the first wearer of the yellow jersey, before a further two road stages late

Gold for Southlands Corbin Strong and is 2020 UCI Track WORLD CHAMPION in the Men’s Points Race! Southland teenager Corbin Strong, in his first year as an elite rider, has won the Points race at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Berlin. The Vantage elite rider, who led for much of the 40k

In cycling, no colour is as iconic as yellow. It is the colour of the leader’s jersey in the greatest tour of them all, the Tour de France, and has become the default colour for race leader’s jerseys the world over. Riders from Southland and beyond will have the opportunity to experience the challen

Rugby Southland has announced the 2020 Mitre 10 Cup draw of home games the SIT Zero Fees Southland Stags will be play at Rugby Park stadium this season.

New Zealand Rugby want to change the way the game will be managed as they attempt to halt the decline in player numbers and reduce operating costs. New Zealand Rugby undertook a review of rugby earlier this year involving all 26 provincial unions and five Super Rugby clubs, to ensure the sport remai