Click here to read the important final event information that has been emailed to the competitors and officials - TBC.

EVENT PROGRAMME

Click here for the provisional event programme - TBC

*Please note this is subject to change after Confirmation of Starters

TECHNICAL GUIDE

Click here for the provisional Tech Guide - TBC

TEAM MANAGERS MEETING

Click here to read the Team Managers meeting slides - TBC

ANTI-DOPING

Cycling New Zealand supports clean sport and a level playing field for all athletes. It keeps competition safe and fair.

As an athlete, you need to do our bit for clean sport. That includes meeting education requirements. All athletes competing in the Oceania Track Championships are recommended to complete anti-doping education before the event begins.

The Commissions Level 1 course on anti-doping teaches you your rights, responsibilities and what to look out for during the testing process. Make anti-doping an essential part of your preparation

Get started at: https://sportintegrity.nz/integrity/anti-doping/clean-sport-education/e-learning

TEAM TRAINING

Clubs can book one or two hour slots of training time for TBC. This is free of charge and clubs may be asked to share. Contact [email protected] to book your training time, noting this is not a guaranteed booking until CNZ confirms. To book training time prior to TBC please contact the Grassroots Trust Velodrome by emailing [email protected] 

You will find a table of the bookings times for TBC below:

ELIGIBILITY

Only athletes who are members of Member National Federations (NF) of the OCC and endorsed by their NF to represent that NF are eligible to enter Oceania Championships. Athletes from OCC Associate Member NFs are eligible to enter but are not eligible to accrue UCI points from participation in the Championships.

• Group 1 Members - Australia, New Zealand

• Group 4 Members – American Samoa, Belau, Cook Islands, Fiji, Guam, Nauru, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Tonga (subject to UCI affiliation)

• Group 4 Associate Members – New Caledonia, Northern Mariana Islands & Tahiti

Riders from outside of the Oceania continental region may compete in individual events at the Oceania Championships subject to approval by the UCI and OCC in consultation with attending OCC NFs.

RISK DISCLOSURE 

Cycling New Zealand events involve inherent risks, and by participating, riders and caregivers acknowledge the possibility of injury from falls, collisions, environmental conditions, and other hazards despite all reasonable safety measures.

Entries are now closed.

ENTRY LIST:

Click here to view the current entry list - TBC

Any changes need to be confirmed at the Confirmation of Starters meeting.

ENTRY FEES

For this event, we have obtained quotes for all expected expenses, and the current budget shows a forecast loss of TBC. Due to this significant shortfall, we have had to increase entry fees to help offset the deficit. We are also seeking funding support to enable the event to reach a breakeven position.

Event/Category             Early Bird Fee                             Standard Fee

All grades                           TBC                                                  TBC

Early bird fees run until midnight TBC.

Entry fees shall only be applicable to riders from Group 1 National Federations. If you are outside of group 1, please email [email protected] to receive a code for your free entry.

ENTRY WITHDRAWS AND REFUNDS

Entries are not transferable.

Refunds may be available if a withdrawal is requested in writing prior to entries closing. If accepted a refund of the entry fee less a $25 admin fee will be applied.

Email: [email protected]

ENTRY TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Click here to view a copy of the event Terms and Conditions.

MADISON TEAMS

Riders can choose their own Madison pairings ahead of/at the competition. Teams can be club teams or mixed club teams. All Madison team pairings along with team kit/colour must be confirmed at Confirmation of Starters on Monday. This is also when Madison race numbers will be allocated and distributed.

LICENCING

All riders, team managers and officials are required to hold a 2028 National (New Zealanders only) or International Licence from their Federation provided they have a valid 2028 UCI ID and insurance for the territory where the event is taking place. For New Zealanders, click here to purchase a Cycling New Zealand annual licence.

LIVESTREAMING

The event will be livestreamed TBC on YouTube thanks to VeloX.  This is a free service – never enter your credit card details anywhere for a livestream as this will be a scam.

SPECTATOR PROGRAMME

Click here TBC to see everything you need to know as a spectator

Please click here TBC to view the spectator programme which includes a description of events.

Please note a printed copy will not be available for spectators to keep at the event, please print your own copy, use this digital copy or you can view A3 posters up on the wall in the stands.

FREE ENTRY

Spectators can attend this event for free! 

BIKERY CAFE

The Bikery cafe will be open until 5pm each day. 

Event Communiques is the official distribution of event information. Please check here regularly for updated Communiques.

All Clubs/Teams/Nations are required to nominate a Team Manager (can be a rider or non-rider).

Please email [email protected] to appoint your Team Manager.

The Team Manager must attend Confirmation of Starters and the Team Managers meeting, and distribute race numbers, accreditation and any key messages to their riders. 

All riders, team managers and officials are required to hold a 2028 Licence from their National Federation including a valid 2028 UCI ID. 

Team Managers must present a physical or digital copy of every riders licence at the confirmation of starters to the commissaires.

All officials/handlers must be registered by completing this form here TBC in order to receive accreditation into the in-field by Sunday 1 February. Team Officials are limited to 3 persons plus 1 additional handler per 5 riders. Team Officials must hold a valid licence with a current 2028 UCI ID.

New Zealand team managers and officials must have a 2028 Technical Licence.

New Zealander’s in handler roles are eligible for a free 2028 Technical Licence code, please email [email protected] for your free code.

Confirmation of Starters

Date:                    TBC

Time:                   TBC

Venue:                 Velo Lounge

Required:           All Team Managers are required to confirm their starters during this time.

Team Managers Meeting

Date:                    TBC

Time:                    TBC

Venue:                 Velo Lounge

Required:           All Team Managers are required to attend.

The role of the Team Manager includes (but not limited to):

• Officially representing the club/team at the event

• Connecting with all riding club/team members

• Ensuring that all riding club/team members have a current licence

• Managing the relationship with Event Officials on behalf of club/team members

• Attending the Team Managers meeting

• Collecting and distributing Race Numbers to club/team members

• Circulating Event Information to club/team members

• Ensuring place getters attend the Medal Ceremony

• Ensuring riding members have the required information to help them have a safe and fair race.

TEAM MANAGERS CONTACTS:                                                                                     

U19 Category is for riders aged between 17 and 18 as at 31 December 2028.

Elite Category is for riders aged 19 to 34 as at 31 December 2028.

Racing will be conducted under UCI regulations and Cycling New Zealand Road & Track racing rules.

SANCTIONS

The UCI scale of penalties will apply. Any fines issued will be invoiced by the UCI post event.

 EQUIPMENT

Bicycles must conform with current UCI regulations. 

 RIDER APPAREL - TBC

Riders may wear their state institute kit or club kit. National kit may be used in team events (TP, TS and Madison).

TBC

The Bikery Cafe will also be open until 8pm each night selling hot food, cool drinks, smoothies, ice creams and more!

The safety of the riders, officials, volunteer and spectators are included in the event planning. 

If you have any questions or concerns regarding Health and Safety please report to the Chief Commissaire or to the Event Manager.

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