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SERIOUS FUN
5 days 5 days
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competitive racing fun events
5-10
ELITE & U23 ROAD
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
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SERIOUS FUN
THE HAWKE’S BAY SUMMER ELITE & U23 WOMEN’S RACE
When: Saturday 6 January, 10am
CYCLING CARNIVAL Where: Marine Parade, Napier
The Elite Road National Championships is New Zealand’s premier
Saddle up and head to Napier between the 5th and the 10th January for
national road cycling event, attracting New Zealand’s top professional
serious fun at the Hawke’s Bay Summer Cycling Carnival 2018. There
cyclists.
are loads of exciting events over five action-packed days. The Bay
Espresso Winery Fun Ride is a pleasant 26 km recreational ride along Starting and finishing on the Marine Parade near Napier Conference
scenic cycle trails with lunch and a glass at the half-way point. Why not Centre, the Women’s Road Race covers 114 kilometres travelling along
get the family on their bikes for the iWay Family Fun Ride along Marine both Napier Hill streets and rural Hawke’s Bay roads. It includes the
Parade? Or compete in full-on races including the Black Barn Vineyards Fulton Hogan King of the Mountain and Fulton Hogan Sprint Prime.
Criterium, the Tineli Gran Fondo Ride and Traffic Design Group Flying 2pm – Medal Presentation (approx)
lap. And watch New Zealand’s top cyclists battle for titles in the Elite
& U23 Road National Championships. There’s something for everyone. Spectators are encouraged to watch this exciting event. Join the ‘Party
Thanks to our great supporters Cycling NZ, BDO and APL. Get the on the Hill’ on Napier Hill, and the Botanical Gardens or the finish line
details and get ready for serious fun at summercyclingcarnival.nz on Marine Parade are great places to witness the final lap!
For more information visit www.elitenationals.nz
ELITE & U23 ROAD
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
ELITE & U23 ROAD NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS ELITE & U23 MEN’S RACE
When: Sunday 7 January, 8.30am
TIME TRIALS Where: Marine Parade, Napier
When: Friday 5 January, 10am
The Elite National Championships is New Zealand’s premier national
Where: Church Road Winery, Napier road cycling event, attracting New Zealand’s top professional and
Sponsored by Church Road Winery, the Elite Road National amateur road cyclists.
Championships Time Trials involve individual cyclists racing the same The highly anticipated Elite Men’s Race is on the final day and follows
course as fast as they can, leaving at two-minute intervals. a 171km course over Napier streets and Hawke’s Bay rural roads. It
The Time Trial course starts and finishes at Church Road Winery and culminates in a spectacular finish, which will be supported by large
travels along Puketapu Road, Apley Road, onto Puketitiri Road and crowds of spectators over Napier Hill and finishes on the beach front of
back onto Church Road. This is a free event for spectators. Napier’s famous Marine Parade. It includes the Fulton Hogan King of
the Mountain and Fulton Hogan Sprint Prime.
Distance: Elite and Under 23 Women - 20km, Elite and Under 23
Men - 40km 1:30pm - Medal Presentation (approx)
Start times: 10am - Elite & U23 Women’s Time Trials, 10:30am Spectators are encouraged to watch this exciting event. Join the ‘Party
- U23 Men’s Time Trials, 11am - Elite Men’s Time Trials, 12:30pm - on the Hill’ on Napier Hill, and the Botanical Gardens or the finish line
on Marine Parade are great places to witness the final lap!
Medal Presentation (approximately). This will take place as soon as
possible after the final rider finishes. For more information visit www.elitenationals.nz
Times given for time trials and road races are subject to change.
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Women complete five total laps and Men
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Thurigen Tour, and placing 11th on General Classification
ELITE & U23 ROAD
WHO TO WATCH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
at the Tour of Czech Republic. Along the way she
won a bronze medal in the team pursuit at the World
Indicative start list only Championships and is a contender to ride both the track
and road at the Commonwealth Games in 2018.
Racquel Sheath (23), from
Morrinsville
ELITE MEN Dion Smith (24), from Auckland
A former junior track world
Smith returns for a second year with
Jack Bauer (32), from Takaka championship, Sheath was part of the
Pro Continental team Wanty-Groupe
New Zealand team to win a bronze
The Glasgow Commonwealth silver Gobert, having picked up the place as
medal in the team pursuit at the World
medallist will defend his NZ Time Trial a replacement earlier in the year. He
Championships in 2017. She enjoyed
title in Napier as he moves to new impressed to earn starts in the Volta,
some road success to place 14th in
team, Orica-Scott, for the 2018 World Amstel Gold Race, Liege-Bastogne-
the Young Rider Classification at the Cascade Classic and
Tour. He has enjoyed six professional Liege, Criterium du Dauphine and
6th in the Delta Road Race. She is also a former national
wins with his sights on a second ultimately the Tour de France where
criterium champion and a two-time winner of the Round
national road title to match the win in he finished in the top 20 in the Young
Taupo road race.
2010. Bauer was in colossal form to assist the Quick Step Rider Classification. He was 17th on Youth Classification at
Floors team to success at the Tour de France in 2017. He the Volta Catalunya with two top five stage finishes. Smith Georgia Williams (24), from Auckland
was a top 10 finisher in the road race at the 2012 Olympics placed 3rd in the 2017 national road race.
Williams has finished runner-up at the
in London and is hoping to race in the Commonwealth Joe Cooper (31), from Wellington national roads three times and twice in
Games on the Gold Coast in 2018. the Time Trials, including 2nd in both
Cooper turned the tables on his more
George Bennett (27), from Nelson at Napier in 2017. She has excelled on
illustrious competitors to win his
Bennett enjoyed his best year as a the track and the road as a member
second national road race honours
professional in 2017, moving to the of the team at the Rio Olympics that
in 2017, having first won in 2015. He
top end of the sport and winning the finished 4th and a medallist at the
also finished runner-up in the NZ
overall General Classification (GC) at World Championships. She moved back to the road in 2017,
Time Trial in 2013. He has ridden for
the Amgen Tour of California. He had taken on late to join World Tour team Orica-Scott. She
the Avanti teams in several iterations
moved into the top 10 on GC in the impressed to be re-signed for 2018 after achieving 5th in
since 2009 before moving to IsoWhey
Tour de France before illness forced the Young Rider Classification at the Santos Tour, 9th in the
Sports in 201, finishing 2nd on General
him to retire after 15 stages. Bennett started the year with Queen of the Mountain in the Emakumeen Bira Tour and
Classification (GC) in the Tour of China with two stage wins
top 10 finishes on GC at the Abu Dhabi Tour and Volta 12th in the Tour of Norway.
and a stage victory in the Tour of Hainan where he was 5th
Catalunya. He returns to the team LottoNL-Jumbo for in the King of the Mountains. Earlier in the year he also won Kate McIlroy (36), from Wellington
the fourth year with high hopes as a GC contender in the the New Zealand Cycle Classic on GC.
Grand Tours. McIlroy is an outstanding athlete who
was 2005 World Mountain Running
Patrick Bevin (26), from Taupo UNDER 23 MEN champion before moving to athletics
Bevin impressed sufficiently on the Regan Gough (20), from Waipawa as the NZ Steeplechase record holder.
World Tour in 2017 to earn a move to Injury thwarted her track bid for the
the crack BMC Team that also includes Part of the prominent Gough cycling Beijing Olympics, however, and she
Olympic champion Greg van Avermaet family of Hawke’s Bay, Gough is turned to triathlon, finishing 12th
and Richie Porte. He finished 6th in cousin of double Olympian Westley at the London Olympics. Injury then forced a change to
the Tour of Norway and 16th on Points Gough. He is a former junior world road cycling, and McIlroy finished on the podium in the
in the Tour of Switzerland after one champion on the track and Halberg road race twice. Guest rider for the Specialized Women’s
podium and four top 10 stage efforts. The former national Award winner, won the World Title Cycling team, finishing 16th on General Classification at
time trial winner will be approaching his fourth year on with the NZ Team Pursuit in 2016, the Santos Women’s Tour, and she has cleaned up a number
the World Tour, and if not required for the Classics, will be was 4th at the Rio Olympics and scored a silver medal at of domestic races.
a pre-race favourite at the Commonwealth Games on the the 2017 World Champs. Gough has moved to An Post
Gold Coast next year. Ras Continental team based in Europe, finishing 8th in the UNDER 23 WOMEN
Young Rider Classification in the An Post Ras including a
Sam Bewley (30), from Rotorua Amanda Jamieson (20), from
stage win. He won the 2017 NZ Criterium Championships
The former junior world champion and will defend his NZ U23 Road Race title. Waipukurau
on the track, and double Olympic James Fouche (19), from Auckland This promising young rider will
medallist returns for his 10th year on
Fouche is a bluechip prospect, formerly defend her NZ U23 title in Napier.
the World Tour with Orica-Scott after
runner-up in the time trial at both She has completed her first year as
enjoying arguably his best year on the
the Australian and New Zealand a professional for the Maaslandster
World Tour. Bewley is renowned as the
Championships. He finished runner-up Veris CCN team, who have re-signed
strong man of the Orica-Scott line-up,
in the Under-23 time trial and road race her for 2018, was 8th in the Young
earning his starts in the Vuelta a Espana for the fourth
in Napier in 2017 before an excellent Rider Classification at the Santos Women’s Tour and 16th
time along with big races including the Tour of Switzerland
international season. He was 5th in in the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. Jamieson has
and Tour of Poland. He was a key part of the team’s early
the Youth Classification at the NZ Cycle Classic followed enjoyed the experience of racing in the Netherlands, Spain,
season Classic campaign in key races including the Volta
by 21st in the Young Rider Classification at the Tour of Gila Belgium, Switzerland and China in 2017.
Catalunya, Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix and La Fleche
Wallonne. (USA) and Giro d’Italia U23. Michaela Drummond (19), from
Tom Scully (27), from Invercargill Palmerston North
ELITE WOMEN Drummond finished runner-up in the
A prodigious talent on track and road,
Tom’s promising career was curtailed Rushlee Buchanan (29), from Under-23 road race before turning
with a career-threatening crash during Te Awamutu her attentions to the track, part of
the RAS Tour of Ireland in 2010. He’s the Vantage Elite Team that won the
Buchanan is the most successful bronze medal in the team pursuit
had a long term recovery to road
female road racer in the country at the World championships. She
with Garmin Sharp Development and
with four road titles, four national was also 4th in the Madison and 8th in the omnium. She
Team Raleigh and Madison Genesis
criterium wins and one NZ Time Trial enjoyed a brief stint back on the road with Visit Dallas DNA
IN UK. He was tempted back to track with a silver medal
title. She will defend the road race honours in Napier, after team in USA, impressing to be 16th in the Young Rider
in Points at the 2014 World Champs and progressed to win
another outstanding year with the UnitedHealthcare team Classification at the Amgen Tour of California and top 10 in
a gold medal in Points at Glasgow leading to signing to
in the USA, finishing on the podium in the Internationale the 1.1 level road race in Canada.
Cannondale-Drapac World Tour in 2017.
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PARTY
ON THE HILL
Support the Elite riders and party with us at the Botanical Gardens, Napier.
It’s the hub for all things fun – entertainment, refreshments and good times.
Get dressed up, share your photos with us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter using #partyonthehill
and you could win an Avanti bike, plus other cool prizes.
JOIN US! BOTANICAL GARDENS, NAPIER – 6 & 7 JAN 2018, 10AM - 2PM.
FRIDAY 5TH JANUARY | 7:30PM
MTG CENTURY THEATRE | NAPIER
“PACKED WITH HEART, BRAVERY, LAUGHTER AND
TEARS...MUCH MORE THAN A CYCLING FILM”
TICKETS available from www.bigbikefilmnight.nz
and MTG Century Theatre
SERIOUS FUN
CARNIVAL EVENTS TINELI GRAN FONDO RIDE
When: Saturday 6 January, 10am to 11:30am
TRAFFIC DESIGN GROUP FLYING LAP Where: Napier Conference Centre, Marine Parade, Napier
When: Friday 5 January, 9am If you are a club rider and are looking for a hill challenge, then this is
Where: Church Road Winery, Church Road, Napier one for you! Ride the hill circuit the elite cyclists will face as they count
down their final laps of the course. The ride will involve a mass start and
Get a taste of being a pro cyclist and ride one lap of the Elite time trial the number of laps you will ride will be determined by your grade. Entry
course. fee is just $10. Register at www.ramblers.co.nz by 6 January 2018.
This 20km time trial is a great test for those keen and fit, or a
comfortable ride for the recreational cyclist. Course starts and ends at
Church Road Winery. Entry is just $10 and is limited to a maximum of
30 riders. Register by 5 January by visiting
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BAY ESPRESSO WINERY FUN RIDE
When: Tuesday 9 January, 11am start
Where: Clive War Memorial Swimming Pool, 15 Farndon Road,
THE BIG BIKE FILM NIGHT Clive, Hastings
When: Friday 5 January, 7:30pm This 26km jaunt from Clive (13km each way) is a very pleasant scenic
Where: MTG Century Theatre, Napier recreational ride along Hawke’s Bay’s pathways. Riders are rewarded at
We’re thrilled to have The Big Bike Film Night as part of the Hawke’s the half-way point with a delicious lunch and a glass of their favourite
Bay Summer Cycling programme. tipple at Te Awanga Estate, 376 Parkhill Road.
In 2011, as world tour cycling was reeling from the Armstrong doping As a group, you will leave the winery at approx 2:30pm for the return
saga, Australia’s first professional team emerged. GreenEdge stood out 13km lap back to Clive. The ride is free to attend and is suitable for
for their culture of integrity, equality and honesty, their renegade spirit all ages with approximately 1km each way on the road. Register by 8
and above all their determination. January at www.summercyclingcarnival.nz/carnival-events or on the
morning of the ride by 10:30am.
Working with Dan Jones - the name behind the team’s popular
Backstage Pass videos - Marcus Cobbledick has forged a classic Aussie
underdog story with a solid sense of humour, turning the Tour de
France into a sports doco tour de force.
Grab your mates and grab your tickets at www.bigbikefilmnight.nz
– Adults $22 and Children $16. Be quick as many other centres have
already sold out!
FRIDAY 5TH JANUARY | 7:30PM
MTG CENTURY THEATRE | NAPIER
“PACKED WITH HEART, BRAVERY, LAUGHTER AND
TEARS...MUCH MORE THAN A CYCLING FILM”
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and MTG Century Theatre
SERIOUS FUN
IWAY FAMILY FUN RIDE
When: Wednesday 10 January, 4pm to 5pm
Where: The Soundshell, Marine Parade, Napier
Get your family and friends together and come and ride the 1.1km
Criterium circuit down the iconic Marine Parade. The road will be
closed, so it will be safe for all ages to ride. Dress up your bike or come
in your lycra - whatever you want to wear goes. There will be spot prizes
and some serious fun. Start location is The Soundshell. There is a bike
up for grabs, kindly donated by Avanti. Make sure you also enter the
Avanti Dress Your Bike Competition before the Family Fun Ride kicks
off at 4pm. And remember to linger after your ride and watch the high-
speed racing of the Black Barn Vineyards Criterium.
Register online by 9 January www.summercyclingcarnival.nz/carnival-
events or on the day, at the Soundshell by 3:30pm. This is a FREE
event.
BLACK BARN VINEYARDS CRITERIUM
When: Wednesday 10 January, 5:30pm
Where: The Soundshell, Marine Parade, Napier
Napier’s iconic Marine Parade will become the track for the Black
Barn Vineyards Criterium. This is a high speed and exciting race for
spectators as riders tackle the 1.1km circuit, with sprint laps every 10
minutes. Come along watch the action! For cyclists, there are plenty of
reasons to give it a go with $2,500 prize money to be won amongst the
grades. There’s a category for all levels and even a children’s section.
The winner of the fastest women and men’s race will not be short of a
coffee for a while! They will each take away a 25kg supply of delicious
AVANTI DRESS YOUR BIKE COMPETITION Bay Espresso coffee beans.
When: Wednesday 10 January, 4pm- 4:30pm Register online by 10 January at www.ramblers.co.nz
Where: The Soundshell, Marine Parade, Napier
Hey kids, do you think you have the best dressed bike? Then come
and enter the competition and you could win some great prizes! Dress
your bike in your favourite theme - the louder and bolder the better!
Children 12 years and under can participate. Judging will begin at 4pm
and there are two kids’ Avanti bikes to give away, plus other cool prizes.
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SERIOUS FUN
ELITE RESULTS FROM PAST YEARS
ROAD RACE
Year Men Dist Time Women Dist Time U23 Men Dist Time U23 Women Dist Time
2008 Julian Dean 182km 4:51:49 Melissa Holt 104km 3:10:32 Thomas Hanover 182km 4:58:08
2009 Gordon McCauley 180km 4:19:25 Melissa Holt 120km 3:36:26 James Williamson 180km 4:20:13
2010 Jack Bauer 186km 4:48:42 Rushlee Buchanan 123km 3:46:15 Tom Findlay 186km 4:48:45
2011 Hayden Roulston 186km 4:43:29 Cath Cheatley 123km 3:38:19 Michael Vink 186km 4:43:59
2012 James Williamson 186km 4:38:15 Nicky Samuels 123km 3:33:54 Michael Vink 186km 4:38:09
2013 Hayden Roulston 186km 4:37:18 Courtney Lowe 123km 3:38:57 James Oram 186km 4:37:29
2014 Hayden Roulston 186km 4:40:39 Rushlee Buchanan 123km 3:32:25 Hayden McCormick 186km 4:47:31
2015 Joe Cooper 186km 4:34:53 Linda Villumsen 123km 3:35:39 Hamish Schreurs 186km 4:36:45
2016 Jason Christie 180km 4:35:03 Rushlee Buchanan 117km 3:35:44 Hamish Schreurs 180km 4:35:20
2017 Joe Cooper 169km 4:14:57 Rushlee Buchanan 117km 3:23:28 Regan Gough 115km 4:15:17 Amanda Jamieson 112km 3:24:33
TIME TRIAL
Year Men Dist Time Women Dist Time U23 Men Dist Time U23 Women Dist Time
2008 Logan Hutchings 40km 51:26 Melissa Holt 25km 36:20 Clinton Avery 40km 53:23
2009 Jeremy Vennell 40km 57:26 Melissa Holt 25km 38:35 Michael Torckler 40km 59:55
2010 Gordon McCauley 40km 50:10 Melissa Holt 25km 35:51 Michael Vink 40km 50:14
2011 Westley Gough 40km 48:50 Sonia Waddell 25km 34:53 Jason Christie 40km 49:41
2012 Paul Odlin 40km 49:35 Lauren Ellis 25km 35:21 Michael Vink 40km 49:48
2013 Joe Cooper 40km 49:37 Linda Villumsen 25km 33:38 Michael Vink 40km 49:17
2014 Taylor Gunman 40km 50:42 Jaime Nielsen 25km 34:28 Fraser Gough 40km 51:38
2015 Michael Vink 40km 49:24 Jaime Nielsen 25km 35:03 James Oram 40km 51:17
2016 Patrick Bevin 40km 52:21 Rushlee Buchanan 23km 34:16 Hayden McCormick 40km 55:57
2017 Jack Bauer 40km 51:54 Jaime Nelsen 20km 29:31 Regan Gough 40km 54:00 Mikayla Harvey 20km 31:19
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