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Age Group & Omnium Guiding New Zealand Cycling to success Age Group & Omnium Track National Championships Age Group and U19 Omnium 5th – 9th MARCH 2014 Sessions start at 10.00am and 6.30pm (Wednesday 5th March – evening session only) SIT ZERO FEES VELODROME, INVERCARGILL PROGRAMME $3 See New Zealand’s fastest riders race for gold! INCORPORATED WEEKLY RECREATIONAL ROAD RIDES AND RACES COME ALONG DAILY VELODROME TRACK SESSIONS AND COACHING FOR THE RIDE FOR FUN OR FITNESS, RIDE WITH A SAFE, SUPPORTIVE BUNCH Web: www.cyclingsouth.org.nz Ph: 03 217 3215 Welcomes The BikeNZ Age Group & Omnium Track National Championships is a standout event on our National calendar, encompassing Age Group events and also the U19 Omnium, which attracts a wealth of world class athletes. New Zealand is privileged to have several extremely talented Age Group cyclists, including current world champions who will don the rainbow jersey when they race on the boards of the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome in Invercargill. Young athletes destined to join the ranks of BikeNZ’s elite will compete at the event, providing a unique opportunity to observe the rise of future champions. The battle for the National Points Shield also commences in Invercargill, with the winner decided the following weekend at the Elite & U19 Track Championships in Cambridge. I’d like to thank Cycling Southland for all their great work in organising these championships, the many dedicated cycling officials, support services and numerous event volunteers that make the event the success that it is. I’d also like to thank the Lion Foundation for their support and all the local sponsors without whom we could not make this happen. The BikeNZ Age Group & Omnium Track National Championships is where we celebrate our talented tracks cyclists in all age groups and categories, and we look forward to seeing the next round of national champions being crowned in Invercargill. Brian Broad – BikeNZ – Interim CEO Cycling Southland again welcomes you to the BikeNZ Age Group and Omnium Track National Championships at the SIT Zero Fees Velodrome. The talent and calibre of the riders attending these championships promises to provide some very exciting racing and record-breaking efforts. These championships again provide a key platform for riders, officials and volunteers to further hone their skills and gain experience for future events. We hope that you enjoy the event and achieve to the very best of your ability. We are very proud of our world class indoor velodrome. After having held the national championships in Invercargill for the last seven years we now look forward to sharing these with the new indoor track in Cambridge where the 2014 BikeNZ Elite and Under 19 Track National Championships will be held from 13 to 16 March 2014. Thanks as always to the huge number of officials who will collectively put in thousands of volunteer hours in delivering this event. You remain the pulse of Cycling Southland and we remain in your debt for your generous contribution. We also recognise the valuable contribution made by BikeNZ, Lion Foundation, ILT Foundation, and other valued sponsors – your support is truly appreciated. Have a safe and memorable week and we look forward to you returning to events in the future. Lindsay Jordan – President of Cycling Southland Track National Championships 1 Event Officials Chief Commissaire Graeme Bell Judge Referee Graham Sycamore Secretary Pam Coe Chief Judge/Timekeeper Paul Tomlinson Starter Sier Vermunt Technical Delegate Mike Sim Whip Steve Hurring Technical Checks Ian Densie Commissaires Jan Carol, Brian Roulston, Shannon Rafferty Event Manager Lindsay Jordan Operation Manager Bruce Ross Administration Co-ordinator Melissa Chilton Results Managers Andrea Hope, Jamie Cunningham, Danielle Ralph Results Distribution Jenny & Bruce Chilton, Bradley Jenner Announcer/Commentators Julian Ineson, Brian Stott Video Operators David & Kathleen Simpson Photo Finish Sharyon Ralph Starting Gates Neville Tomlins, Wally Kopae, Shane McNaught, Gerald Paterson Field of Play Don Poy, Jean McIlwrick, Bruce Plank Shona Birch, Tony Ineson Derney Rider Waine Harding Track Maintenance Neville Tomlins, Bruce Ross Tunnel Co-ordinator (West end) Maree Wilkins Tunnel Co-ordinator (East end) John Taylor Outside Tunnel Control Ray Alcock, Brian Toomey Entry Tickets Robin Criglington, Jill van den Arend, Bev Erskine Medical Team Helen McKenzie, Dr Ajit Johri, Sara Bain, Shelley Hughes Photographer Robyn Jordan, Dianne Manson Presentation Co-ordinators Wendy Swain, Lindsay Jordan Medal Bearers Alex Bodle, Larree Dunn Sound/Music Sono Sound 5th – 9th March 2014 Age Group & U19 Omnium 2 New Zealand and Velodrome Records Junior Under 17 Boys 200m Sprint S Webster Auckland 11.313 13/11/07 500m Time Trial Q Karwowski Tasman 33.812 02/03/12 2000m Ind Pursuit P Bulling Southland 2.18.093 03/03/09 750m Team Sprint P Bulling, B Cairns, M Vermunt Southland 49.960 01/03/08 3000m Team Pursuit R Gough, L Mudgway, M Culling, C Mason-Smith Composite 3.27.015 03/03/12 Junior Under 17 Girls 200m Sprint S McKenzie Auckland 12.240 05/03/09 500m Time Trial O Podmore Canterbury 37.250 07/12/12 2000m Ind Pursuit A Keith Otago 2.37.813 04/03/10 500m Team Sprint H Edmondson, O Podmore Canterbury 37.765 02/03/12 2000m Team Pursuit M Cottan, R Perry, K Stewart WCNI 2.32.869 03/03/12 Junior Under 15 Boys 500m Time Trial P Bulling Southland 36.175 21/12/07 Junior Under 15 Girls 500m Time Trial S McKenzie Auckland 38.545 13/03/07 Masters Men Cat 1 750m Time Trial (Cat 1) J Grace Auckland 49.085 29/02/12 3000m Ind Pursuit Cat 1) R Park MSC 3.26.698 05/03/09 Masters Men Cat 2 500m Time Trial (Cat 2) W Eyre Canterbury 35.851 26/02/13 3000m Ind Pursuit (Cat 2) R Dunstan Nel/Marl 3.37.672 05/03/09 2000m Ind Pursuit (Cat 2) B Slater Auckland 2.22.980 28/02/13 Masters Men Cat 3 500m Time Trial (Cat 3) R Scott Auckland 35.831 02/03/11 2000m Ind Pursuit (Cat 3) R Justice Auckland 2.31.507 28/02/13 Masters Men Team Sprint (120 years) 750m Team Sprint J Stock, G Smith, M White Southland 50.391 03/03/11 Masters Women Cat 1 500m Time Trial (W1) E Criglington Southland 37.889 26/02/13 2000m Ind Pursuit (W1) E Criglington Southland 2.32.814 27/02/13 Masters Women Cat 2 500m Time Trial (W2) J Dearlove Southland 39.209 02/03/12 2000m Ind Pursuit (W2) F Southorn Northland 2.38.130 01/03/12 Track National Championships 3 2013 National Age Group Reigning Champions Masters Men M1 750m Time Trial - Michael White (SLD) 51.047 M1 12.5km Points Race - Justin Stott (OTA) M1 3000m Individual Pursuit - Reon Park (MSC) 3.29.207 M1 10km Scratch Race - Craig Domigan (MSC) M2 500m Time Trial - Wayne Eyre (CAN) 35.851 M2 10km Points Race - Jerard Stock (SLD) M2 2000m Individual Pursuit - Brett Slater (AKL) 2.23.825 M2 7.5km Scratch Race - Garry Smith (SLD) M3 500m Time Trial - Russell Scott (AKL) 35.928 M3 8km Points Race - Steve Chapman (WEL) M3 2000m Individual Pursuit - Richard Justice (AKL) 2.31.724 M3 5km Scratch Race - Russell Scott (AKL) M1, 2, 3 Keirin - Justin Stott (OTA) 59.659 M1, 2, 3 750m Team Sprint - (SLD 2) 50.561 Masters Women W1 500m Time Trial - Erin Criglington (SLD) 37.889 W1 2000m Individual Pursuit - Erin Criglington (SLD) 2.32.814 W2 500m Time Trial - Jacqui Dearlove (SLD) 40.159 W2 2000m Individual Pursuit - Sam Kopae (SLD) 2.42.937 W1,2 Keirin - Kylea Gough (SLD) W1,2 500m Team Sprint (SLD) 38.460 W1,2 5km Scratch Race - Erin Criglington (SLD) 7.10.000 Junior Under 19 Men M19 Omnium - Regan Gough - East Coast North Island Junior Under 19 Women W19 Omnium - Laura Heywood - (Southland) 5th – 9th March 2014 Age Group & U19 Omnium 4 2013 National Age Group Reigning Champions Junior Under 17 Boys M17 500m Time Trial - Lewis Eccles (WBP) 34.643 M17 2000m Individual Pursuit - Campbell Stewart (WCN) 2.20.557 M17 7.5km Scratch Race - Campbell Stewart (WCN) M17 10km Points Race - Campbell Stewart (WCN) M17 Sprint - Campbell Stewart (WCN) M17 3000m Team Pursuit - WCNI 3.29.331 M17 750m Team Sprint - WCNI 50.690 Junior Under 17 Girls W17 500m Time Trial - Olivia Podmore (CAN) 37.280 W17 2000m Individual Pursuit - Bryony Botha (AKL) 2.38.555 W17 5km Scratch Race - Olivia Podmore (CAN) W17 7.5km Points Race - Holly White (AKL) W17 Sprint - Olivia Podmore (CAN) W17 2000m Team Pursuit - (AKL 1) 2.33.364 W17 500m Team Sprint - (CAN 1) 38.150 Junior Under 15 Boys M15 500m Time Trial - Kain Bowles (SLD) 36.771 M15 7.5km Points Race - Josh Scott (CAN) M15 Derby - Josh Scott (CAN) M15 2km Scratch Race - Kain Bowles (SLD) 2.54.485 Junior Under 15 Girls W15 500m Time Trial - Libby Arbuckle (WCN) 41.305 W15 4km Points Race - Jenna Merrick (AKL) W15 Derby - Emily Shearman (WCN) W15 1500m Scratch Race - Christine Lambley (CAN) Track National Championships 5 Event Profiles Keirin: Keirin is the Japanese version of the traditional sprint event and was created in Japan in the 1940s. The Keirin is raced over a distance of 2000 metres with a maximum field of eight riders. A motorbike (derny) paces the field over the first 1400 metres, starting off at 30km/h and bringing the riders up to 50km/h. (Women’s Keirin 25–45km/h). Riders manoeuvre for the most favourable position before the derny leaves the track. No cyclist is permitted to pass the derny, which departs with two and a half laps remaining and then the battle begins.
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