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Bennett bolsters ‘stacked’ NZ National Team contesting NZ Cycle Classic
THE 2022 NEW ZEALAND Perseverance has paid off for UCI 2.2 New Zealand Cycle Classic race director Jorge Sandoval after it was confirmed that current national champion George Bennett will line up in this week’s event.
CYCLE George Bennett (UAE Team Emirates) is part of a fivestrong New Zealand National team featuring 2019 national champion Shane Archbold (Bora Hansgrohe); 10-year World Tour veteran Sam Bewley (Team Bike Exchange); development rider in WorldTour team Groupama th th FDJ Laurence Pithie and exciting young prospect Xander White.
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New Zealand’s top road cyclists will race for the yellow jersey in the 35th UCI 2.2 New Zealand Cycle Classic. Over the years, this major sporting event has unearthed new talent and helped up-and-coming riders step onto a global platform. Top lead out rider Julian Dean, Chris Jenner, Robbie McEwen, Hayden Roulston and George Bennett have all claimed this yellow jersey while more recently Aussie Ben O’Connor, who won this Tour in 2016, went on to win a stage in the Tour de France. Who will be next?
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Zealand Cycle Classic and it’s Jan 5th: just so exciting,” says Masterton based Sandoval, who organises the five-stage elite men’s road cycling race being heldJan in 6th: Wairarapa and Wellington from January 5-9 2022.
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Teams’ Time Trial 2011. domestiques, it is outstanding.” 10km circuit beginning and finishing at Mitre 10 Mega Masterton “Asstart a former yellow jersey winner In December, Bennett returned 6pm of this Tour, I’m excited to home to New Zealand for the 158km stage. 10amBennett start from to Alfredton return. welcome George backMasterton summer and was excited about Finishing outside the Masterton Golf Club in Lansdowne to Wairarapa and look forward reconnecting with friends and to seeing him tacklestart our big hillMasterton Jan 7th: 127km stage. 10am from wine village familyto in the his hometown of of Bennett, who moved from Dutch Martinborough stage, which sees riders climb a Nelson. While looking to enjoy team Jumbo-Visma to UAE Team total of 2784 metres of altitude. he says heawould Jan 8th: The 137.2km “Queen Stage” aroundhimself, Gladstone with new be Emirates last year, has ridden With George racing alongside equally focused on training for hilltop finish on Te Wharau Hill in 14 grand tours and has three Shane, one of the best leadthe New Zealand Cycle Classic around on Lambton Quay in Wellington professional WorldTourJan wins9th: to Circuit out sprinters the WorldTour
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Sandoval says it is one of the Four exciting stages strongest teams that has ever contested the New Zealand Cycle throughout Wairarapa Classic, which began in 1988 and was then won by Darien Rush. “On paper this is fi thenal strongest Fifth and stagehis in team I’ve seen contest the New Continued on page 14 credit. He previously won the and Sam, one of cycling’s Wellington city Visit www.cycletournz.com for more details
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NEW ZEALAND Continued from page 13 and preparing for a busy 2022, including racing in February’s UAE Tour in the Middle East. “Early January is pretty early for me in terms of my racing season however it will be a great opportunity to test how my preseason training is going. While I am taking a relaxed approach to the NZ Cycle Classic, my objective is to race aggressively, get my heart rate up, work hard in my legs and if that achieves some great results either in the sprints, a stage win or overall, I’ll be happy,” says Bennett. Bennett is also looking forward to having a rare opportunity to ride alongside his good friends Archbold and Bewley. “Shane is most likely going to make an impact in the sprints while Sam will try and light the race up – having a crack at the break-aways,” says Bennett. Sandoval is also interested in seeing how the team’s younger riders go. Pithie, 19, has completed his first year with leading French professional team Groupama FDJ and
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won the national criterium championship at 18, while White enjoyed his first extensive taste of European professional cycling with the Black Spoke Pro Cycling Academy. Sarah Blake, Cycling New Zealand’s High Performance Programme Lead says they are pleased to have assembled such a strong national team for this race which is an extremely important event on the cycling calendar. “Jorge has done a wonderful job retaining its UCI 2.2 status especially amid the covid pandemic and we will continue to do our best to support it. It is a fantastic opportunity for developing riders and cycling fans to see some WorldTour professionals racing back home.” Cycling New Zealand also has a second development team competing comprising Fruzio ILABB team rider Sam Ritchie, joined by fellow former mountain bikers Caleb Bottcher and Adam Francis, along with Alex Williams and Kiaan Watts, who are both with the Global 6 Cycling Academy for 2022.
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this event and allow full sanctioning status and official UCI points to be given to riders, without the mandatory number of international teams competing because of border restrictions.”
Despite covid-19 restrictions preventing international riders from competing in this week’s New Zealand Cycle Classic, there is plenty of interest.
In addition, the Tour will be held under the new covid-19 protection framework or traffic light system with strict health and safety protocols in place. For spectators, Sandoval is urging people to wear a face mask, sign in where appropriate using the covid tracer app for contact tracing purposes and physical distance.
Wairarapa will host the first Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)sanctioned road cycling event in the world this week and race director Jorge Sandoval can’t wait. Even though covid-19 has prevented any international riders from competing, Sandoval has assembled an outstanding line-up of 14 teams that feature New Zealand’s top road cyclists and exciting, emerging talent. “This is my 35th NZ Cycle Classic and despite all the issues we and the world have with covid-19 and all its variants, my team and I have worked hard to ensure this event is once again the premier multi-day road cycle race in New Zealand,” says Sandoval. “This is a fantastic opportunity for our top cyclists who have returned home from Europe this summer to keep their racing legs ticking over
while for our up-and-coming riders, taking part in a UCI event right here in our own country is an incredible opportunity.” Sandoval will welcome a who’s who of talent including national champion George Bennett, Tour of Southland winner Michael Vink, stage winner Regan Gough, Shane Archbold and renowned domestique rider Sam Bewley. They will join other riders and zoom through and around the townships of Masterton, Carterton and Martinborough as well as on roads that pass through rolling rural countryside, vineyards and olive groves. Over the years Sandoval’s event has developed an international reputation for unearthing new talent and helping up-and-coming riders step on to a bigger platform. “Top lead out rider Julian Dean, Chris Jenner, Robbie McEwen and Hayden Roulston all claimed the yellow jersey while many others have gone on to ride in the Tour de France, the Giro Italia and for
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me that is very rewarding,” says Sandoval. “More recently we saw young Aussie Ben O’Connor, who won my Tour in 2016, take a stage in the Tour de France while Black Spoke stage winners Aaron Gate and Campbell Stewart rode at the Olympics with Campbell winning that amazing medal on the track that had everyone up and down the country screaming with delight as it was such an amazing ride.” Sandoval admits that in all his 35 years of running events, the past two tours have been challenging. “With covid-19, we don’t know what
This is a fantastic opportunity for our top cyclists who have returned home from Europe this summer to keep their racing legs ticking over... will happen from one day to the other …who will be in lockdown or who won’t be?” says Sandoval. “So many events have had to be cancelled so I consider myself lucky that I’ve been able to get a special dispensation from the UCI to hold
This extra level of planning comes on top of organising traffic management plans, setting stage routes, securing sponsors, and in recent times, working alongside fellow event organiser Catherine Rossiter-Stead to organise a series of fun, community-based events aimed at getting more people into the sport – at all levels and ages. The Trust House New Zealand Cycle Classic officially opens at 5.30pm on Wednesday, 5 January at Mitre 10 Mega Masterton with a 10km teams’ time event starting at 6pm. The following morning riders complete a 158km stage heading north of Masterton towards Eketahuna and back, before a
small hill climb has them finish outside the Masterton Golf Club in Lansdowne. The 127km stage three will have riders depart Masterton and head south to the pretty wine village of Martinborough while the 137.2km stage four – known as the Queen Stage – will test riders to their maximum with a new hilltop finish on Te Wharau Hill. The Tour concludes in Wellington city on Sunday with a fast-paced criterium around the inner-city streets of Lambton Quay. “Long-time Wellingtonians will fondly remember when the Tour was first held in Wellington in 1988 and then in 2011 when it was won by a young George Bennett,” says Sandoval. “Then last year we returned it to Wellington in what was the most exciting circuit race I’ve seen in years. Thanks to support by the Wellington City Council, we are returning to Wellington’s innercity streets for the fifth and final stage this year.” The 2022 NZ Cycle Classic can take place thanks to the generous support from Trust House, Mobile Communications Service, Wizwireless, Fagan Motors, Mitre 10 Mega Masterton, and Lion Foundation plus all three Wairarapa District Councils.
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Jorge’s Picks New Zealand Cycle Classic Race Director Jorge Sandoval says expect the unexpected in this year’s five-stage tour. However when push comes to shove, his top four picks for the Yellow Jersey are: George Bennett New Zealand National Team Formidable hill climber, top professional with one of the best teams in the world, used to ride long, hilly stage races. If he is on form, I expect George to have a good ride on stage four and maybe taking the yellow jersey and the title that he already won in 2011.
Michael Vink Bolton Equities Black Spoke Pro Cycling Past tour winner and this year winner of Tour of Southland, one of the most experienced road rider in the tour. His form is good, and he is surrounded by decent, experienced tour riders who will support him the whole way. Bolton Equities Black
Spoke Pro Cycling being only the second UCI team in New Zealand have a point to prove and they really want to win the New Zealand Cycle Classic.
Ryan Christensen Bolton Equities Black Spoke Pro Cycling Even if he may have Michael Vink as team leader, Ryan is also a very experienced rider, doing most of his racing in Europe for the past four years, he is strong in the mountains, finished 8th place in the 2021 tour and could be the dark horse of the race.
Laurence Pithie New Zealand National Team Young rider but already shown in Europe what he is capable of in winning a stage race and having some very good placing in other races.
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WHAT: Premier Beehive Gran Fondo WHEN: Saturday 8 January 2022 WHERE: Gladstone route. Distances are 50km and 100km. NOTE: registrations for this are open and numbers will be monitored closely as the field may have to be capped depending on where New Zealand is in the “traffic light system”. The field would also be staggered to maintain the 100-person limit.
WHAT: Cycle the Golden Mile WHEN: Sunday 9 January 2022 WHERE: Lambton Quay, Wellington city WHY? It’s not everyday cyclists of all ages and abilities can race their bikes or trikes along Lambton Quay … so grab this opportunity while you can! With the roads closed off to traffic because of the UCI 2.2 New Zealand Cycle Classic being held at 1.30pm, warm up the road by participating in a series of fun races. You may even win a special prize.
This is an opportunity for cyclists of all ages and abilities to bike along Lambton Quay in the heart of Wellington’s CBD. With roads already closed off to traffic ahead of the fifth and final stage of the NZ Cycle Classic, this fun, family friendly cycling event will get everyone’s wheels spinning.
will have a rare chance to cycle up and down Lambton Quay, known locally as the Golden Mile, in this fun, family friendly cycling event,” says Sandoval. “Whether they’re riding a trike, a mountainbike, BMX or road bike, Cycle the Golden Mile is a great opportunity for cyclists to experience the excitement and razzmatazz associated with large scale road cycling events.”
Ever fancied feeling like a professional cyclist? Now is your chance. You can challenge yourself to ride either 50km or 100k in the inaugural Premier Beehive Gran Fondo taking place in Gladstone on Saturday, January 8th. A Gran Fondo is a ride that takes place alongside a major international cycle tour, giving cycling fans the opportunity to complete one or part of the stages that pro riders will do during the tour. This ride will take place prior to Stage Four of the NZ Cycle Classic, which is known as the Queen Stage featuring a hill climb up Te Wharau Hill. Event organiser Catherine Rossiter Stead says if you’d like to know what it’s like to race a stage of the men’s international Cycle Classic and feel like a pro, here’s your chance!
event is for everyone who loves to ride a bike and the two distances make it ideal for individuals or social, club, corporate and sporting teams looking for a ride with a difference and who want to do a stage of the international tour or part of it.”
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11.30am: Capital Criterium for non-club riders A 30-minute plus one-lap Criterium for all non-club riders. Field open to men and women. 12pm: Kids Fun Criterium Kids get a chance to Cycle the Golden Mile in between the two events. 12.15pm: Capital Criterium for club riders. A 30-minute plus one-lap Criterium for club riders. Field open to men and women. 1.30pm: Fifth and Final stage of the UCI 2.2 NZ Cycle Classic 2.45pm: Official UCI 2.2 NZ Cycle Classic presentations including the Yellow Jersey
Afterwards, participants can remain on the Quay and soak up the festive atmosphere as New Zealand’s elite road cyclists race the same circuit for their final chance to be crowned New Zealand Cycle Classic champion. More information about both events can be found at: https://www. cycleclassic.co.nz
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Each team competing in the New Zealand Cycle Classic will have a clear strategy – whether it’s to win the overall tour title or claim a race jersey such as the King of the Mountains or leading U23 rider.
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Typically, their strategy will see the team working together to protect their lead rider and ensure they are in the best possible position at the end of a stage for a sprint finish. The lead into this can involve “drafting” which experts say can save from 20 to 40 per cent of a rider’s energy in a long event. The team may have a rider who sets the pace for everyone else. After a short stint in front of the main group or “peloton”, they’ll move back and let another rider take over. Team leaders tend to hang back in the bunch to conserve energy, while their teammates take turns out in front. More advanced strategy can come into play when someone tries to “break away” from the peloton. This “attack” or “break away” is a tactic used to try and split the field. An attack often prompts a “chase” which has members of the peloton switch to a higher speed and attempt to “close the gap” on the attacker. If the peloton decides not to chase, an individual might try to “bridge”, or chase on their own. If a rider or several riders surge ahead of everyone else, the
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competitors may take on the burden of quickening the pace of the field. Or the teammates of the breakaway rider could attempt to “block” rivals from mounting a chase. Teams can also mount group attacks. In this case, one rider surges ahead and forces a rival team to lead a chase. As soon as the peloton catches up, another rider surges ahead. The goal is to tire out the opposing teams and soften them up for a run to the finish by the team leader. At the end of each stage, jerseys are awarded to the Tour Leader (yellow), Sprint Ace (green), King of the Mountain (white with red polka dots), Most Aggressive (orange) or U23 (white). These riders then wear that jersey in the next day’s race.
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