Click here for the final pre-event email with all the final info- TBC

Click here for the provisional Event Manual - TBC

Start Lists

Provisional Individual Start List - 

Provisional Team Time Trial Start List - 

Criterium Start Lists- 

Course Maps

Click here for the 2025 course maps- TBC

It is recognised that the Boys and Girls road race distances differ and while there are proficient riders in the girls grade it is a philosophy of CNZS to ensure the races are accessible to as many girls as possible. The comparative distances have been tried in the past and it very quickly became evident that this was not a positive approach.

Volunteer Programme

Schools are asked to provide one volunteer for every five riders, please register your volunteers in Enter Now before entries close.

All volunteers should be over the age of 18, be confident in their role and wear fully enclosed footwear. All equipment required for the role will be given out on the day, such as high-vis vests. Click here to read the Commitment of Volunteering agreement. Please contact schools@cnz.kiwi if you have any questions.

Categories

Age as at 31 December 2025.

Individual Races: U20, U17, U16, U15, U14, U13 boys and girls  

Teams Race: Senior (U20), Junior (U16) and Year 7 & 8

Schools must be affiliated for 2025 and follow the 6 Step by Step Guide here before they will be able to enter this event.

Click here to view the live entry list- TBC 

Entry Fees- TBC

Team Time Trial = 
Road Race = 
Criterium = 

Composite Teams - Team Time Trial
If you are entering a Composite team please advise us by adding COMPOSITE into the team name in Enter Now and by emailing schools@cnz.kiwi to confirm. See CNZ Schools Rules for more information. Composite teams are eligible to compete and will be recognised on the podium if they place in the top 3, however as per the current Schools Cycling Rules, they are ineligible to receive a medal.

Racing will be conducted under the Cycling New Zealand Schools Rules. All riders should familiars themselves with the complete Rules under which racing will be conducted.

Health and Safety 
Everyone has a responsibly towards Health and Safety at an event.

The safety of the riders, officials, volunteer and spectators are included in the event planning. This includes (but not limited to) road restrictions, traffic management and event advisories to the local businesses and residents.

The event takes place a mix of urban residential and rural roads. It is your responsibility to manage your own safety during the event, to be aware of other road users at all times and to make responsible decisions. There is traffic management in place however, the roads are OPEN and there will be public and official traffic on the circuit during your race.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding Health and Safety please report to the Chief Commissaire or to the Race Director. 

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This event was unfortunately cancelled.

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