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National Track Series

Road & Track
10 July 2020 - 11 October 2020
Cambridge/Invercargill

Cycling New Zealand

events@cyclingnewzealand.nz

07 823 0716

Welcome to the National Track Series.

Open to U17 through to U23 male and female riders, the three-round series has been developed by Cycling New Zealand to provide a series of track racing opportunities for developing riders in a competitive and supported environment.

The objectives of the series include offering riders the opportunity to develop increased tactical and technical awareness (and bunch skills for Endurance riders) and to provide riders with relevant and practicable educational, coaching and tactical/technical workshops.
 
The series is also designed to provide a platform for coaches to share experience and knowledge and provide opportunities to grow understanding on the skills specific to guiding, coaching and supporting their young riders.

Each round will also host a number of workshops to support the objectives of the series including tactics, race analysis, coaching clinics, application and intent of rules. 

Events will be held over in both the North and South Island.

Round 1: 10 - 12 July, Cambridge

Round 2: 11 - 13 September, Cambridge - CANCELLED

Round 3: 9 - 11 October, Invercargill

Click here for the overall points table for the 2020 series.

ENTRY

Click here to check the entry list.
 
All entries, once received, will be approved by Cycling New Zealand prior to the event to ensure a minimum skill/experience/performance standard is met. If you have any questions on the minimum standard required, please contact events@cyclingnewzealand.nz. 

Each round is $120 to enter. Enter all three at the same time and receive a $60 discount ($300 for three rounds).

  • Entries close for Round 1 on Thursday 2 July - ENTRIES ARE CLOSED
  • Entries close for Round 2 on Thursday 3 September
  • Entries close for Round 3 on Thursday 1 October
Entry includes three days of racing, coaching, workshops, transport logistical support if required and access to preferred accommodation rates.  
 

ENTRY CRITERIA

• Open to U17, U19 and U23 male or female riders (as per your 2020 licence)
• All entries are subject to the approval of Cycling New Zealand (or their national federation) to ensure a minimum standard
• Minimum age requires riders to turn 15 by 31 December 2020
• All riders require a 2020 Cycling New Zealand rider licence (or international licence from their national federation)
• Depending on numbers grades may be determined by a seeding race on the first session of each round
• Entries from Senior/Masters riders will be considered by application or invitation. Consideration will be given if a rider will add value to the objectives and support the intent of the racing. Please email events@cyclingnewzealand.nz to apply if you are a senior/master rider.
 
 

EVENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Click here to view a copy of the event entry terms and conditions.
LIVE RESULTS
Click here for results for round one.

 

ENTRY
Entries are now closed.
 
EVENT MANUAL
Click here for the Round One Event Manual. Make sure you read this before the event.

 

QUALIFYING START LISTS - PROVISIONAL

DATES
10 - 12 July 2020

SCHEDULE - Click here for the Round 1 Programme. Please note that this is subject to change.

Finish times below are approximate. Please ensure you are at the Avantidrome, ready to go for on and off the track, by 3.00pm on Friday. 
Friday 10 July:
3.00pm - 5.00pm: Workshop 1 (Madison Practice/Workshop - on/off bike)
4.00pm - Sprint Qualifying
5.30pm - 6.00pm: Warm up
6.00pm - 10.00pm: Session 1

Saturday 11 July:
9.00am - 11.30am: Workshop 2 (Endurance & Sprint – Demonstration & Review)
11.30am - 12.00pm: Warm up
12.00pm - 1.00pm: Workshop 3 (Parents & Coaches – Athlete Development)
12.00pm - 4.00pm: Session 2
6.00pm - 10.00pm: Session 3
 
Sunday 12 July:
8.00am - 9.00am - Warm up
9.00am - 1.00pm: Session 4

VENUE
Avantidrome, Cambridge. Parking at the Avantidrome is limited. Please do not park in the coned off areas along Hanlin Rd. There is overflow parking in the St Peters student carpark, see below map.

EVENTS
Each round to offer Endurance and Sprint options. Riders can choose to enter one or both.

Endurance option will include (but not limited to)
• Points, Scratch, Tempo, Elimination, Madison, Omnium

Sprint option will include (but not limited to) 
• Derby, Keirin, Sprints, Team Sprint

Depending on numbers, a seeding race will take place in session one and will determine ‘A’ and ‘B’ streams.

The intent is that a rider will ride all events in their chosen option. 

PROGRAMME
The provisional event programme will be posted here once confirmed. Due to the objectives of the event the timing, racing and other aspects of the programme are likely to change as the event progresses. Expect a large degree of fluidity and adjustment to ensure you are benefiting to your potential. The programme has been designed series to offer endurance riders the opportunity to develop bunch skills and tactical and technical awareness, and for sprint riders to develop tactical and technical awareness.

RESULTS AND PRIZES
Events will be run as ‘Omnium style’. Riders will be awarded points for placings in each event. Prizes will be awarded to the top three overall in both Endurance and Sprint in each round.
 
Final places from each round will also be allocated points towards the overall series results where National Track Series Champions will be awarded at the conclusion of Round Three.
 
WORKSHOPS
Each round will have a number of workshops designed to offer relevant and practicable educational, coaching and tactical/technical advice. These are included in the entry fee and all riders are encouraged to attend. More details in the final programme.
 
TRANSPORT LOGISTICS SUPPORT
Cycling New Zealand will provide transport support for those riders flying to each round. A bus and gear truck will be available at a set time on each Friday and Sunday (for the return trip). 

All riders requiring transport should have received details regarding pick ups and drop offs. Please contact events@cyclingnewzealand.nz if you have not received these details yet.
 
PREFERRED ACCOMMODATION PROVIDER
Preferred rates have been arranged at the following accommodation providers to assist riders.
St Peters Cambridge - boarding houses and catering - right next to the Velodrome. Email hire@stpeters.school.nz  
Podium Lodge - Cycling New Zealand's preferred Waipa accommodation provider.  Self Catering. Preferred rates only available through phone or email (not directly through the website).
Number 1 Motel - Close to town. Preferred rates only available through phone or email (not directly through the website).

Please advise at the time of booking that you are attending the  National Track Series.
 

RULES
The events will run under the general principles of Cycling New Zealand Road and Track and UCI rules with some specific modifications to suit the intent of the racing including the following:
 
Equipment:
No disc wheels for all
 
Gearing Restrictions:
First year U17 – 90
All other Male Endurance – 94
All other Female Endurance – 92
All other Male Sprint – 98
All other Female Sprint - 94
With much disappointment, the decision has been made to cancel Round 2 of the National Track Series. Click here to read the full article.
ENTRY
Entries are now open, click here to enter.
Open to U17 through to U23 male and female riders.
U15 riders are invited to express their interest for racing in round 2. These riders will need prior approval in entering the event, so please email us to express your interest if you are U15.
 
EVENT MANUAL
The Event Manual for Round 2 will be posted here prior to the event. 

DATES
11 - 13 September 2020

PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE FOR ROUND 2 - Please ensure you are at the Avantidrome, ready to go on and off the track by 3pm at the latest.

Friday 11th September:
3.00pm - 5.00pm: Workshop 1 
5.00pm - 6.00pm: Warm up
6.00pm – 10.00pm: Session 1

Saturday 12th September:
9.00am – 12.00pm: Workshop 2
12.00pm - 1.00pm: Warm up
1.00pm - 5.00pm: Session 2
6.00pm - 9.00pm: Session 3
 
Sunday 13th September:
8.00am - 9.00am - Warm up
9.00am – 1.00pm: Session 4


PROGRAMME
The provisional programme for Round 2 will be posted here when available. 
 
The programme has been designed series to offer endurance riders the opportunity to develop increased bunch skills and tactical and technical awareness, and for sprint riders to develop increased tactical and technical awareness - and as such, you should expect and be prepared for a degree of flexibility with changes to the programme during the weekend.
 

EVENTS
Each round offers an Endurance and Sprint option. Riders can choose to enter one or both, however we strongly recommend to choose Endurance OR Sprint. If riders wish to do both, we also recommend they race in B Grade for Endurance.
*If riders do commit to both Endurance and Sprint, please note gearing is different for both, therefore the rider will be responsible to ensure they change their gearing for the different events accordingly.

Depending on numbers, a seeding race will take place in session one and will determine ‘A’ and ‘B’ streams.

The intent is that a rider will ride all events in their chosen option. 
 

RESULTS AND PRIZES
Events will be run as ‘Omnium style’. Riders will be awarded points for placings in each event.

Prizes will be awarded to the top three overall in both Endurance and Sprint in each round.

*If riders scratch during the weekend, they will no longer be eligible to receive a result from the overall points table. The points will still be counted for the overall series points table however.

Final places from each round will also be allocated points towards the overall series results where National Track Series Champions will be awarded at the conclusion of Round three.

WORKSHOPS
Each round will have a number of workshops designed to offer relevant and practicable educational, coaching and tactical/technical advice. These are included in the entry fee and all riders are encouraged to attend.  
 
TRANSPORT LOGISTICS SUPPORT
Cycling New Zealand will provide transport support for those riders flying to each round.  A bus and gear truck will be available at a set time on each Friday and Sunday (for the return trip).

Pick up Auckland Airport to Avantidrome
11am (TBC) from Airport on Friday

Departure from Avantidrome to Auckland Airport
1.30pm (TBC) from Avantidrome on Sunday

Please indicate at the time of entry if you will make use of this service. 
 
PREFERRED ACCOMMODATION PROVIDER
Preferred rates have been arranged at the following accommodation providers to assist riders.

Podium Lodge - Cycling New Zealand's preferred Waipa accommodation provider.  Self Catering. Preferred rates only available through phone or email (not directly through the website).

Number 1 Motel - Close to town. Preferred rates only available through phone or email (not directly through the website).

Please advise at the time of booking that you are attending the National Track Series to access the preferred rates.

RULES
The events will run under the general principles of Cycling New Zealand Road and Track and UCI rules with some specific modifications to suit the intent of the racing including the following:

Equipment:
No disc wheels for all

Gearing Restrictions:
A Grade Male Endurance - 98
B Grade Male Endurance - 94 
A Grade Female Endurance - 96
B Grade Female Endurance - 92
Sprint A Grade - 102
Sprint B Grade - 98
Sprint C Grade - 96
'All in' races, Elites and Juniors - 102
'All in' race, everyone else - 94
*For sprint qualifying, riders can race in any gear they choose.

RESULTS

Round 3 All Results

Round 3 Points Table

 

ENTRY

Entries have closed.

Open to U17 through to U23 male and female riders.
U15 riders who are capable at riding at a national standard are invited to express their interest for racing in round 3. These riders will need prior approval in entering the event, so please email us to express your interest if you are U15 and this will be reviewed by Cycling New Zealand.

 

EVENT MANUAL
Click here to read the event manual. Updated at 8 October 2020.

DATES
9 - 11 October 2020

SCHEDULE 

Please click here for the provisional race schedule. 

Please ensure you are at the velodrome, ready to go on and off the track by 3pm.

Friday 9th October:

3.00pm – 4.00pm: Workshop 1 -Madison workshop for new riders (Sport Southland Meeting Room 1)

3.00pm – 3.15pm: Warm up for Sprinters

3.15pm: Flying 200 Time Trial

4.00pm – 4.45pm Madison practice on the track for new riders (must have been to the workshop at 3pm to attend this track session)

5.20pm: Warm up for endurance

5.35pm – 10.00pm: SESSION 1

 

Saturday 10th October:

9.00am – 10.00am:  Workshop 2 - Mental Skills / Resilience Workshop (Sport Southland Meeting Room 1)

10.30am – 11.00am: Warm up

11.00am – 2.30pm: SESSION 2

2.30pm – 5.30pm: BREAK

5.30pm – 6.00pm: Warm up

6.00pm – 10.15pm: SESSION 3

 

Sunday 11th October:

8.30am – 9.00am: Warm up

9.00am – 12.00pm: SESSION 4

 
 

VENUE
SIT Zero Fees Velodrome

EVENTS
Each round to offer an Endurance and Sprint options. Riders can choose to enter one or both.


Endurance option will include (but not limited to)
• Points, Scratch, Tempo, Elimination, Madison (including mixed madison)

Sprint option will include (but not limited to) 
• Derby, Keirin, Sprints, longest lap


Depending on numbers, a seeding race will take place in session one and will determine ‘A’ and ‘B’ streams.


The intent is that a rider will ride all events in their chosen option. 


PROGRAMME
Click here. The programme has been designed series to offer endurance riders the opportunity to develop increased bunch skills and tactical and technical awareness, and for sprint riders to develop increased tactical and technical awareness.

RESULTS AND PRIZES
Events will be run as ‘Omnium style’. Riders will be awarded points for placings in each event.
Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 overall in both Endurance and Sprint in each round.

Final places from each round will also be allocated points towards the overall series results where National Track Series Champions will be awarded at the conclusion of Round 3.

WORKSHOPS
Each round will have a number of workshops designed to offer relevant and practicable educational, coaching and tactical/technical advice. These are included in the entry fee and all riders are encouraged to attend. More details in the final programme.

 

TRANSPORT LOGISTICS SUPPORT
Cycling New Zealand will provide transport support for those riders flying to each round. Transport will be available at a set time on each Friday and Sunday (for the return trip).

Pick up Queenstown Airport to Invercargill
11am (TBC) from Airport on Friday

Departure from Invercargill to Queenstown Airport
1.30pm (TBC) from Velodrome on Sunday

 

Please indicate at the time of entry if you will make use of this service. 

PREFERRED ACCOMMODATION PROVIDER
Preferred rates have been arranged at the following accommodation providers to assist riders.


Please advise at the time of booking that you are attending the  National Track Series.
 

PREFERRED RENTAL CAR PROVIDER
Preferred rates have been arranged at the following rental providers to assist riders.


Please advise at the time of booking that you are attending the National Track Series.


RULES
The events will run under the general principles of Cycling New Zealand R&T Regulations and UCI rules with some specific modifications to suit the intent of the racing including the following:

Equipment:
No disc wheels for all


Gearing Restrictions:

Male Endurance - 94

Female endurance - 92

Sprint - 98

Keirin - 98

2021 U17 & U15 - 90

The gearing is the maximum roll out.

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