Brian Woods Memorial Handicap May 11th 2019 Results

Palmerston to Mt Zion, May 11th. **Online entries by May 9th for handicapping. One of the premiere handicap races on the Cycling Otago calendar and the last hit out before the winter season. Get over the Karitane bergs and then Read more…

*Online entry now closed Time Trial: Saturday April 6th Huntley Road, Outram. Timing: Sign on from 9.15am at Outram Rugby Club. 9.45am briefing and 10.00am start. Price: $10 Members, $15 Non CO Members Distances: 25 km: U19, U23, Elite, Men Read more…

Applications are now open for the 2019 Academy Otago Talent Accelerator Programme. Applications must be received and submitted by Regional Sport Organisations. Cycling Otago Members need to email their applications to: admin@cyclingotago.co.nz by Feb 25th to meet the deadline for Read more…

2019 Greenfields Classic Handicap – 60km, 30km Junior race option February 9th 2019 Course: Clydevale to Beaumont-return (60km approx.) Sign on: at Greenfields Clydevale Tavern at 12.15, Briefing: 12.45, Start: 1.00 pm. Entry fee: $20 Cycling Otago members / other Read more…

Welcome to the Monday Night Racing Registration Page. Live for 2019 Series 1 starting February 4th. The online entry registration form is to be completed by all competitors. One registration covers all races in the specified series of MNR and Read more…

Click here for Dean Cooksley 2019 results ************************************ Click here for Dean Cooksley 2019 Briefing and Taioma Course ************************************* The people have spoken – Monday Night handicap action featuring the infamous Taioma Rd hill top finish in honour of Cooker… Read more…

DECEMBER 30TH – INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL – Huntly Rd, Outram. 20km or 40km. Sign on from 10.15am for 10.50am briefing and 11.00am start, ORFU carpark, Formby St. $10 entry fee for Cycling Otago and Dunedin Tri Club Members, $15 for Read more…

The separated lanes have been in place for several months in North Dunedin and work is progressing on other sections currently. The NZTA is in charge of this work. The NZTA’s critical driver is to reduce the potential for car-cyclist Read more…