
Boy critical after suspected hit and run
"He was just lying on the ground screaming." A five-year-old's condition after a suspected hit and run is now described as "critical".
"He was just lying on the ground screaming." A five-year-old's condition after a suspected hit and run is now described as "critical".
The driver of a van involved in a collision with a boy on a bike is praising the bravery of the young man, saying he was more concerned about her than himself following the accident.
A man accused of colliding with a group of cyclists near Hamilton last month - killing one and injuring two others - will plead guilty, his lawyer says.
With the top dogs missing from the start line, the secret squirrel that is Liam Phillips snatched the BMX world championship to continue a golden period for British cycling.
"Go Trent," yells Sarah Walker as Trent Jones blasts down the starting ramp at the start of the Vector Arena BMX track.
At least 30 people were taken to hospital after accidents in this week's BMX world championships.
All eyes will be on Sarah Walker at the BMX World Championships at Vector Arena in Auckland this weekend, but the Kiwi men will be equally worth watching.
When the seven-strong New Zealand elite team met the media ahead of the BMX world championships, one rider was conspicuous by his absence.
When a BMX race can be decided by the opening corner, flying down the ramp near the front of the field is imperative.
The youngest world champions in any sport were found at the UCI BMX World Championships in Auckland yesterday.
NZ fans will hope the BMX world champs finish the same way they started after Kiwi riders picked up three golds inside the first 30 minutes yesterday.
At just 10 years old Rico Bearman is chasing his fourth UCI BMX world title in Auckland today.
Chris Froome has two hands firmly on the Tour de France trophy.
Lotto winner Trevor Cooper is believed to be the anonymous backer of two young BMX riders.
This morning's 20th and penultimate stage of the Tour was doubtless among the most beautiful for spectators, but possibly the most hellish for the competitors.
The parents of injured Tour de France cyclist Jack Bauer watched with horror as their son crashed on live television, and were forced to wait for news of his condition.