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NZ Records.Xlsx NEW ZEALAND TRACK RECORDS 30th November 2020 See below for a complete list of certified and recognised cycling records for Elite Men & Women by Cycling New Zealand and the Union Cycliste Internationale: Records World – as recognised by the UCI All Comers - Fastest time set in New Zealand by a cyclist of any nationality New Zealand – Fastest time set by a New Zealand Cyclist anywhere in the world New Zealand Championship – Fastest time set in competition at the New Zealand Championships ELITE MEN 200m Flying Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Nicholas Paul Trinidad & Tobago 9.100 4-Sep-19 2019 Pan American Games Cochabamba, Bolivia All Comers Mateusz Rudyk Poland 9.527 8-Dec-19 2019 Cambridge World Cup Dec19 Cambridge New Zealand Ethan Mitchell New Zealand 9.647 15-Dec-19 2019 Brisbane World Cup Dec19 Brisbane, Australia New Zealand Champs Sam Webster Auckland 9.766 24-Jan-20 2020 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 1000m Time Trial Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Francois Pervis France 56.303 7-Dec-13 2013 Aguascalientes World Cup Aguascalientes, Mexico All Comers Zac Williams New Zealand 1.00.447 21-Nov-17 2018 Oceania Track Champs Cambridge New Zealand Simon van Velthooven New Zealand 59.148 7-Dec-13 2013 Aguascalientes World Cup Aguascalientes, Mexico New Zealand Champs Nicholas Kergozou Southland 1.00.757 7-Feb-19 2019 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 4000m Individual Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Filippo Ganna Italy 4.01.934 28-Feb-20 2020 World Track Champs Berlin, Germany All Comers Aaron Gate Auckland 4.09.294 26-Nov-20 2020 Special Attempt Cambridge New Zealand Aaron Gate Auckland 4.09.294 26-Nov-20 2020 Special Attempt Cambridge New Zealand Champs Hamish Bond Waikato Bay of Plenty 4.12.436 7-Feb-19 2019 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 4000m Team Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Lasse Norman Hansen, Julius Johansen, Rasmus Denmark 3.44.672 27-Feb-202020 World Track Champs Berlin, Germany Pedersen, Frederik Rodenberg Madsen All Comers Regan Gough, Campbell Stewart, Jordan Kerby, Nicholas New Zealand 3.50.159 18-Jan-192019 Cambridge World Cup Jan19 Cambridge Kergozou 4000m Team Pursuit Regan Gough, Campbell Stewart, Jordan Kerby, Aaron New Zealand 3.47.501 26-Feb-202020 World Track Champs Berlin, Germany Gate New Zealand Champs Edward Dawkins, Nicholas Kergozou, Thomas Sexton, Southland 3.58.176 10-Feb-192019 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge Corbin Strong 750m Team Sprint Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Jeffrey Hoogland, Harrie Lavreysen, Roy van den Berg Netherlands 41.225 26-Feb-20 2020 World Track Champs Berlin, Germany All Comers Ethan Mitchell; Sam Webster; Edward Dawkins New Zealand 42.508 16-Oct-19 2020 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster, Edward Dawkins New Zealand 42.508 16-Oct-19 2020 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Champs Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster, Zac Williams Auckland 43.900 5-Feb-17 2017 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill NEW ZEALAND TRACK RECORDS 30th November 2020 See below for a complete list of certified and recognised cycling records for Junior Men & Women by Cycling New Zealand and the Union Cycliste Internationale: Records World – as recognised by the UCI All Comers - Fastest time set in New Zealand by a cyclist of any nationality New Zealand – Fastest time set by a New Zealand Cyclist anywhere in the world New Zealand Championship – Fastest time set in competition at the New Zealand Championships ELITE WOMEN 200m Flying Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Kelsey Mitchell Canada 10.154 4-Sep-19 2019 Pan American Track Champs Cochabamba, Bolivia All Comers Stephanie Morton Australia 10.537 7-Dec-19 2019 Cambridge World Cup Dec19 Cambridge 200m Sprint Natasha Hansen New Zealand 10.638 27-Feb-20 2020 World Track Champs Berlin, Germany New Zealand Champs Natasha Hansen Southland 10.888 8-Feb-19 2019 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 500m Time Trial Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Jessica Salazar Mexico 32.268 7-Oct-16 2016 Pan American Track Cycling Champs Aguascalientes, Mexico All Comers Anna Meares Australia 33.500 16-Nov-13 2014 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Natasha Hansen Southland 34.209 10-Feb-16 2016 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge New Zealand Champs Natasha Hansen Southland 34.209 10-Feb-16 2016 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 3000m Individual Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Chloe Dygert USA 3.16.937 29-Feb-20 2020 World Track Champs Berlin, Germany All Comers Kirstie James Southland 3.26.070 23-Jan-20 2020 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge New Zealand Sarah Ulmer New Zealand 3.24.537 22-Aug-04 2004 Athens Olympic Games Greece New Zealand Champs Kirstie James Southland 3.26.070 23-Jan-20 2020 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 4000m Team Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Katie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Joanna Rowsell-Shand, Great Britain 4.10.236 13-Aug-162016 Rio Olympic Games Brazil Laura Trott All Comers Kirstie James, Bryony Botha, Rushlee Buchanan, Holly New Zealand 4.10.705 6-Dec-192019 Cambridge World Cup Dec19 Cambridge Edmondston New Zealand Kirstie James, Bryony Botha, Rushlee Buchanan, Holly New Zealand 4.10.705 6-Dec-192019 Cambridge World Cup Dec19 Cambridge Edmondston New Zealand Champs Jaime Nielsen, Ally Woolaston, Jesse Hodges, Nina Waikato BoP 4.21.121 26-Jan-202020 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge Woolaston 500m Team Sprint Record Name Team Time Date Event Location World Jinjie Gong, Tianshi Zhong China 32.034 18-Feb-15 2015 World Track Championships Paris, France All Comers Kaarle McCulloch; Stephanie Morton Australia 32.510 16-Oct-19 2020 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Olivia Podmore, Natasha Hansen New Zealand 32.794 6-Dec-19 2019 Cambridge World Cup Dec19 Cambridge New Zealand Champs Natasha Hansen; Stephanie McKenzie Southland 34.284 3-Feb-13 2013 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill .
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