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ANNUAL REPORT 2018 ALSO CONTAINING THE ANNUAL REPORT OF: CONTENTS 2018 Highlights 1 Our Board Members 3 Chair 5 CEO 8 High Performance 9 Community Pathways 11 Education 12 Athlete Development 13 Events 15 Sponsorship & Partners 16 Road and Track 17 Mountain Bike Report 19 BMX Report 20 Schools Cycling 21 Performance Results Jan-Dec 2018 23 2018 Financial Information 27 Avantidrome, 15 Hanlin Road, Cambridge PO Box 1110, Cambridge 3450, New Zealand P: 07 823 0716 E: [email protected] www.cyclingnewzealand.nz cyclingnzl cyclingnzl cyclingnewzealand CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2018 2018 HIGHLIGHTS COMMONWEALTH GAMES MEDALS UCI WORLD CUP / CHAMPS 2018 HIGHEST EVER FOR SPORT LINDA VILLUMSEN CORBIN STRONG, BAILEY O’DONNELL, ST INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL GEORGE JACKSON, FINN FISHER-BLACK 1 JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GEORGIA WILLIAMS MEN’S TEAM PURSUIT ROAD RACE Photo: HAMISH BOND Guy Swarbrick RUSHLEE BUCHANAN INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL RD Georgia Williams on the podium OMNIUM, WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 3 RACQUEL SHEATH, HOLLY EDMONDSON, SAM WEBSTER SPRINT Sam NZ Webster KIRSTIE JAMES, BRYONY BOTHA RECORD SAM WEBSTER, WOMEN’S TEAM PURSUIT EDDIE DAWKINS, ETHAN MITCHELL TEAM SPRINT NATASHA HANSEN Photo: SPRINT Guy Swarbrick NATASHA HANSEN, Women’s EMMA CUMMING Pursuit Team TEAM SPRINT EDDIE DAWKINS 1KM TIME TRIAL BRYONY BOTHA, Sam Webster, Eddie Dawkins RUSHLEE BUCHANAN, and Ethan Mitchell KIRSTIE JAMES, RACQUEL SHEATH SAM GAZE TEAM PURSUIT SAM GAZE ST MEN’S ELITE XCO, WORLD CUP – STELLENBOSCH CAMPBELL STEWART XCO 1 POINTS RACE ANTON COOPER SAM BLENKINSOP XCO KING OF CRANKWORX 2018 DH CAMPBELL STEWART SCRATCH RACE Sam Gaze EDDIE DAWKINS Photo: Guy KEIRIN Swarbrick PATRICK BEVIN TH NATASHA HANSEN INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL, WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 8 KEIRIN GEORGE BENNETT TH EMMA CUMMING GIRO D’ITALIA 8 500M TIME TRIAL DION SMITH, JACK BAUER, TOM SCULLY, DYLAN KENNETT PATRICK BEVIN INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT TOUR DE FRANCE PAGE 1 / CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2018 ATHLETES OF THE YEAR JUNIOR MALE JUNIOR FEMALE MALE ROAD FEMALE ROAD JUNIOR MALE ROAD CYCLIST OF ROAD CYCLIST OF CYCLIST OF THE CYCLIST OF THE TRACK CYCLIST THE YEAR THE YEAR YEAR YEAR OF THE YEAR SAM NIAMH GEORGE GEORGIA CORBIN COOK FISHER-BLACK BENNETT WILLIAMS STRONG JUNIOR FEMALE MALE TRACK FEMALE TRACK TRACK TEAM OF THE YEAR TRACK CYCLIST CYCLIST OF THE CYCLIST OF THE MEN’S JUNIOR TEAM PURSUIT OF THE YEAR YEAR YEAR BAILEY O’DONNELL, CORBIN STRONG, ALLY SAM RUSHLEE GEORGE JACKSON, WOLLASTON WEBSTER BUCHANAN FINN FISHER-BLACK MASTERS FEMALE MASTERS MALE MASTERS FEMALE MASTERS MALE ROAD CYCLIST OF ROAD CYCLIST OF TRACK CYCLIST TRACK CYCLIST THE YEAR THE YEAR OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR JEANNIE JIM FIONA COLIN BLAKEMORE MCMURRAY SOUTHORN CLAXTON PAGE 2 / CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2018 OUR BOARD MEMBERS TONY MITCHELL RICHARD LEGGAT ALISON SHANKS MALCOLM THOMAS Chair Richard chairs the board Alison retired from Malcolm is an investment Tony Mitchell is Chief of New Zealand Cycle Trail professional cycling in adviser based in Rotorua Executive of the New Inc. Following a commerce early 2014 after nine years who has worked in the Zealand Marketing degree, he worked for representing New Zealand. financial sector for nearly Association, elected board Lane Walker Rudkin before She holds a BCom in 30 years. His current member for the Union switching into the finance Marketing (Hons) and a involvement in cycling Cycliste Internationale sector and working as a BSc in Human Nutrition. began in the mid 1990’s and (UCI) and Vice President share broker in Christchurch Alison now conducts he is a keen recreational of the Oceania Cycling followed by four years in marketing consulting work cyclist. Malcolm is a member Confederation. In May 2013 London and then Auckland. and is a board member of of the UCI Mountain Bike Tony joined the Cycling Richard is now working High Performance Sport Commission, Treasurer of New Zealand Board as an as a full time director and New Zealand, a member Rotorua Mountain Bike Club appointed board member sadly leaves the Cycling of the NZOC Athletes and a previous Secretary. He and also became chair New Zealand Board at the Commission, an NZOC is a director of the company of the Audit and Risk AGM in May when his term Ambassador and a Skoda delivering Crankworx Committee. In May 2017 expires after a valuable NZ Ambassador and is Rotorua. Tony was appointed chair of contribution of nine and a part of the NZOC Aspiring the board for Cycling New half years. Women’s Olympic Leaders Zealand. Programme. Alison has Tony attended University of resigned from the Cycling Waikato where he studied New Zealand Board marketing, management effective from the May AGM and accounting, graduating and her valued contribution with a Bachelor in will be missed. Management Studies. Tony is a member of the Institute of Directors, a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketers, and a member of the Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand. Tony has significant experience from leadership roles for organisations including The New Zealand Marketing Association, Datamine, Nielsen, The New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants, Nestle and Heinz. His expertise includes business management, marketing, finance, technology, sales and data analytics. PAGE 3 / CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2018 JENNY GIBBS IVAN APLIN PETE RODEN STEPHEN BARCLAY Jenny is an Auckland based With over 45 years Pete’s introduction to bikes Stephen’s career spans lawyer specialising in involvement with banking, was a backyard built canary construction, business commercial and corporate accounting and financial/ yellow chopper. In 1989 he transformation and sports. law. She also acts as Board office manager roles, Ivan traded his rugby boots for From 2010 to 2013 he Secretariat for The Skills has been self-employed a mountain bike, joined the was the CEO of the San Organisation and its two since 2004 and has built Laguna Rads Hall of Fame Francisco America’s Cup, wholly-owned subsidiaries, up a strong background in Mountain Bike Club in delivering a global series of and sits as Advisor on California. financial management. preliminary events before the Board’s Audit & Risk Ivan’s time in cycling In 1999 Pete started the finals in San Francisco. Committee and Health & has been more as an Adobe Construction BOP Stephen has worked in Safety Committee. She is administrator and event LTD while completing a also a committee member several countries around the organiser than any great Level Two New Zealand world and holds a BE (Civil) of the New Zealand Animal Qualifications Authority success on the bike but the from Auckland and an MBA Law Association Charitable in coaching. Pete has had love of cycling still holds and from Melbourne. Stephen Trust. has influenced his current recent roles as President of advises he owns too many business interests. Ivan is Tauranga Master Builders, bikes for his level of ability. currently self-employed as YMCA Board Tauranga Resigned 2018. an event organiser, health and is a current member and safety, and traffic of IOD Tauranga. Pete is management trainer. Having currently the Director of worked closely with the Adobe Construction and New Zealand Transport more recently Director of Association has led to the Easybuild House Packs BOP. development of an event Pete has also represented section in the Code of New Zealand in both Practice Temporary Traffic Mountain Bike and BMX. Management and specific training courses. Ivan’s governance roles in cycling have been extensive including 11 years with Cycling New Zealand Road and Track Council including three years as President and two years so far with the Cycling New Zealand Board. PAGE 4 / CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2018 CHAIR TONY MITCHELL I love cycling. I love the freedom it gave me as a kid to explore and play, the transportation option it provided in my teenage years, the new sporting challenge in my twenties and beyond, the community, and the ability to give back to others. I am proud of Cycling New Zealand’s ambitious vision of inspiring New Zealanders to ride across all codes and at all levels. We strive to achieve this by investing in high performance programmes, athletes, sporting pathways and community initiatives. 2018 saw our organisation and sporting community enjoy the highs of successes as well as endure a challenging period. We have emerged from 2018 as a stronger and more empathetic organisation that focuses on people and performance equally. Inspiring through winning on the world stage is a key part of our strategy and in April at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast our high performance team of men and women did just that on the road, track and mountain bike course. This was New Zealand’s best performance for cycling at a Commonwealth Games. Seventeen medals in total with seven from our women and 10 from our men. The platform was set for 2018 to be a watershed year for performance, then came the reminder for many sports in New I would like to thank our principal partner APL for their Zealand and around the world that how you achieve the results continued support of our sport and for being a true partner is equally as important as what is achieved. With information in the development of cycling as well as a financial partner. coming to light from staff and athletes, the Board of Cycling Quite simply, without their support, our organisation would New Zealand joined with High Performance Sport New Zealand not be able to achieve all that we do. This is also true for to undertake an independent review of the concerns raised. all our support partners as their investment goes directly The outcome of this review provided 11 recommendations into development programmes and events for our cycling that are being implemented by Cycling New Zealand, High community and we sincerely thank them all.

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