The New Zealand men's and women's team pursuiters qualified for their respective semifinals at the track cycling World Cup.

NZ has proven track pedalling power, but tomorrow the country's cycling fraternity will also showcase their event management skills in Cambridge.

Drug Free Sport NZ admit it's a risk but have used cheat Tyler Hamilton to warn New Zealand athletes about drug use.

It comes as no surprise to me that more children are being chauffeured to school than ever, Kerre McIvor writes.

The new waterfront park in Onehunga has officially opened, writes Sarah Ell.

Mediation between supporters of the Auckland Harbour Bridge SkyPath and its detractors has been delayed by a month.

Cycling is gaining in popularity in Auckland, judging by a survey showing a 35 per cent annual increase in pedalling numbers.

Environment Court grants cycling lobby groups permission to join litigation over Auckland's proposed SkyPath.

Up to 18 riders are vying for nine positions at Rio. All are either former world elite champions, junior champions or Olympic medallists.

Award-winning architect pleads guilty to careless driving after he dragged cyclist 20 metres along road and left tyre marks on helmet.

You will go far to find a New Zealand world champion whose public profile is lower than Linda Villumsen.

Kiwi cycling star rode a non-trade bike when she stormed to triumph in the world road championship - and her team wasn't happy.

You can't question Natasha Hansen's desire to return to the top in her sport. The track cyclist is in a three-way contest for two places at next year's Olympic Games in Rio.

It's a fine time to be among New Zealand's elite track cyclists.

Cycling New Zealand's boss is confident a way will be found to get the sport back on track at the Durban Commonwealth Games.

International federations will be asked to open their chequebooks if they want track cycling on the Durban Commonwealth Games programme in 2022.

New Zealand cyclists returned home yesterday with a golden glow from the world junior track cycling championships in Kazakhstan.

A young New Zealand rep triathlete is blazing a high-tech trail in the hope of making the country's streets and roads safer for cyclists.

Willers, who turns 30 next month, believes the time is right for him to retire from the sport after being the pioneer for BMX in this country.