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New Zealand Track Records NEW ZEALAND TRACK RECORDS 14-Feb-17 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 Zealander anywhere in the world New Zealand Championship – fastest time set in competition at the New Zealand Championships ELITE MEN CATEGORY 200m Flying Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Francois Pervis France 9.347 6-Dec-13 Aguascalientes World Cup Mexico All Comers Matthew Glaetzer Australia 9.698 6-Dec-15 2015 Cambridge World Cup New Zealand New Zealand Edward Dawkins New Zealand 9.668 6-Dec-13 Aguascalientes World Cup Mexico New Zealand Champs Sam Webster Auckland 9.876 30-Jan-15 2015 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge, New Zealand 1000m Time Trial Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Francois Pervis France 56.303 7-Dec-13 Aguascalientes World Cup Mexico All Comers Simon van Velthooven New Zealand 1.00.765 19-Nov-13 2014 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill, New Zealand New Zealand Simon van Velthooven New Zealand 59.148 7-Dec-13 Mexico World Cup Mexico New Zealand Champs Simon van Velthooven Auckland 1.00.973 31-Jan-13 2013 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill, New Zealand 4000m Individual Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Jack Bobridge South Australia 4.10.534 2-Feb-11 2011 Elite Australian Nationals Sydney, Australia All Comers Jesse Sergent West Coast NI 4.16.139 22-Nov-11 2012 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill, New Zealand New Zealand Jesse Sergent West Coast NI 4.16.139 22-Nov-11 2012 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill, New Zealand New Zealand Champs Jesse Sergent West Coast NI 4.16.714 4-Mar-09 2009 National Track Champs Invercargill, New Zealand 4000m Team Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Edward Clancy, Owain Doull, Steven Burke, Great Britain 3.50.265 12-Aug-16 2016 Rio Olympic Games Brazil Bradley Wiggins All Comers Jack Bobridge, Luke Davison, Alexander Australia 3.53.010 5-Dec-15 2015 Cambridge World Cup Cambridge, New Zealand Edmondson, Michael Hepburn New Zealand Pieter Bulling, Alex Frame, Dylan Kennett, New Zealand 3.54.088 20-Feb-15 2015 Track World Champs Paris, France Regan Gough New Zealand Champs Sam Bewley; Westley Gough; Peter Latham; New Zealand 3.59.593 7-Mar-09 2009 National Track Champs Invercargill, New Zealand Jesse Sergent 750m Team Sprint Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Joachim Eilers, Rene Enders, Robert Germany 41.871 5-Dec-13 Aguascalientes World Cup Mexico Forstemann All Comers Rene Enders, Max Niederlag, Joachim Eilers Germany 43.130 5-Dec-15 2015 Cambridge World Cup Cambridge New Zealand Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster, Eddie Dawkins New Zealand 42.535 11-Aug-16 2016 Rio Olympic Games Brazil New Zealand Champs Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster, Zac Williams Auckland 43.900 5-Feb-17 2017 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill ELITE WOMEN CATEGORY 200m Flying Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Kristina Vogel Germany 10.384 7-Dec-13 Aguascalientes World Cup Mexico All Comers Elis Ligtlee Netherlands 10.736 5-Dec-15 2015 Cambridge World Cup Cambridge New Zealand Natasha Hansen New Zealand 10.871 14-Aug-16 2016 Rio Olympic Games Brazil New Zealand Champs Natasha Hansen Southland 10.893 11-Feb-16 2016 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 500m Time Trial Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Anastasiia Voinova Russia 32.794 17-Oct-15 European Track Champs - Grenchen Switzerland All Comers Anna Meares Australia 33.500 16-Nov-13 2014 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Stephanie McKenzie Southland 34.350 29-Jan-15 2015 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge New Zealand Champs Stephanie McKenzie Southland 34.350 29-Jan-15 2015 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 3000m Individual Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Sarah Hammer USA 3.22.269 11-May-10 Aguascalientes Mexico All Comers Alison Shanks Otago 3.28.475 22-Nov-11 2012 Oceania Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Sarah Ulmer New Zealand 3.24.537 22-Aug-04 2004 Athens Olympic Games Greece New Zealand Champs Jaime Nielsen Waikato BoP 3.30.167 2-Feb-17 2017 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill 4000m Team Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Katie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Joanna Rowsell- GreatBritain 4.10.236 13-Aug-16 2016 Rio Olympic Games Brazil Shand, Laura Trott All Comers Ashlee Ankudinoff, Georgia Baker, Amy Cure, Australia 4.18.213 5-Dec-15 2015 Cambridge World Cup Cambridge isabella King New Zealand Lauren Ellis, Jaime Nielsen, Rushlee New Zealand 4.17.591 13-Aug-16 2016 Rio Olympic Games Brazil Buchanan, Racquel Sheath New Zealand Champs Jaime Nielsen, Rushlee Buchanan, Racquel Waikato BoP 4.25.751 5-Feb-17 2017 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill Sheath, Bryony Botha 500m Team Sprint Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Jinjie Gong, Tianshi Zhong China 32.034 18-Feb-15 2015 World Track Championships Paris, France All Comers Jinjie Gong, Tianshi Zhong China 32.682 5-Dec-15 2015 Cambridge World Cup Cambridge New Zealand Stephanie McKenzie, Katie Schofield New Zealand 33.469 8-Nov-14 2014 Guadalajara World Cup Mexico New Zealand Champs N Hansen; S McKenzie Southland 34.284 3-Feb-13 2013 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill JUNIOR UNDER 19 MEN CATEGORY 200m Flying Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Max Niederlag Germany 9.899 19-Aug-11 2011 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Moscow, Russia All Comers Jacob Schmid Australia 10.447 22-Aug-12 2012 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Bradly Knipe New Zealand 10.223 23-Jul-16 2016 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Aigle, Switzerland New Zealand Champs Jackson Ogle Waikato BoP 10.518 4-Feb-17 2017 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill 1000m Time Trial Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Ahmed Lopez Cuba 1.01.376 11-Aug-02 2002 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Kunming, China All Comers Zachary Shaw Australia 1.02.303 23-Aug-12 2012 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Bradly Knipe New Zealand 1.01.897 22-Jul-16 2016 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Aigle, Switzerland New Zealand Champs Jackson Ogle Waikato BoP 1.02.411 2-Feb-17 2017 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Invercargill 3000m Individual Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Stefan Bisseger Switzerland 3.12.416 23-Jul-16 2016 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Aigle, Switzerland All Comers Tom Bohli Switzerland 3.16.139 25-Aug-12 2012 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Dylan Kennett New Zealand 3.16.467 25-Aug-12 2012 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Champs Regan Gough East Coast North Island 3.18.942 14-Mar-14 2014 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 4000m Team Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Campbell Stewart, Jared Gray, Thomas Sexton, New Zealand 4.01.409 21-Jul-16 2016 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Aigle, Switzerland Connor Brown World Record All Comers Jack Cummings, Evan Hull, Alexander Morgan, Australia 4.06.277 22-Aug-12 2012 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Invercargill Miles Scotson New Zealand Campbell Stewart, Jared Gray, Thomas Sexton, New Zealand 4.01.409 21-Jul-16 2016 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Aigle, Switzerland Connor Brown World Record New Zealand Champs Chad Adair, Josh Atkins, Ruaraidh McLeod, Canterbury 4.14.184 7-Mar-09 2009 National Track Champs Invercargill Michael Vink 750m Team Sprint Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Sergei Isaev, Alexey Nosov, Alexandr Vasyukhno Russia 44.767 19-Aug-15 2015 Junior Track World Champs Astana, Kazakhstan All Comers Emerson Harwood, Jacob Schmid, Zachary Australia 44.825 22-Aug-12 2012 UCI World Juniors Track Champs Invercargill Shaw New Zealand Quinn Karwowski, Jeremy Presbury, Callum New Zealand 46.363 8-Aug-13 2013 Junior Track World Championships Glasgow, Scotland Saunders New Zealand Champs Ethan Mitchell, James Vercoe, Sam Webster Auckland 47.046 6-Mar-09 2009 National Track Champs Invercargill JUNIOR UNDER 19 WOMEN CATEGORY Memorial of Alexander Lesnikov 200m Flying Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Pauline Sophie Grabosch Germany 10.870 28-May-16 2016 Memorial of Alexander Lesnikov Moscow, Russia All Comers Stephanie McKenzie Auckland 11.464 1-Mar-11 2011 Age Group National Track Champs Invercargill New Zealand Olivia Podmore New Zealand 11.304 21-Aug-15 2015 Junior Track World Champs Astana, Kazakhstan New Zealand Champs Stephanie McKenzie Auckland 11.464 1-Mar-11 2011 Age Group National Track Champs Invercargill 500m Time Trial Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Pauline Sophie Grabosch Germany 34.023 21-Jul-16 2016 Junior Track World Champs Aigle, Switzerland All Comers Daria Shmeleva Russia 34.753 26-Aug-12 2012 Junior Track World Champs Invercargill New Zealand Ellesse Andrews New Zealand 34.934 21-Jul-17 2016 Junior Track World Champs Aigle, Switzerland New Zealand Champs Emma Cumming Southland 35.197 10-Feb-16 2016 Elite & U19 National Track Champs Cambridge 2000m Individual Pursuit Record Name Team Time Date Location Country World Olivija Baleisyte Lithuana 2.22.311 13-Jul-16 2016 Italian Track Nationals Montichiari, Italy All Comers Kelsey Robson Australia 2.23.165 26-Aug-12 2012 Junior Track World Champs Invercargill New Zealand Ellesse Andrews New Zealand
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