Previous and Future Events
2012:
UCI World Juniors Track Championships
2011:
January: Cycling Southland's New Year Cycling Carnival
January: BikeNZ Elite Squad Training (Pre-Beijing World Cup)
February: RaboDirect Elite National Track Cycling Championships
March: RaboDirect Age Group National Track Cycling Championships
March: Bike NZ Elite Squad Training (Pre-World Champs)
March–July: Temporary home for the Southern Steel netball team and Southland Sharks basketball franchises.
June: Harrex Group Corporate Pursuit
November: PowerNet Tour of Southland (Stage starts)
November: Oceania Track Cycling Championships
2010:
January: Cycling Southland's New Year Cycling Carnival
February: RaboPlus Elite National Track Cycling Championships
March: RaboPlus Age Group National Track Cycling Championships
June: Harrex Group Corporate Pursuit
October: OctoberFest Trans Tasman Track Cycling Challenge
November: PowerNet Tour of Southland (2 x Stage Starts)
December: ILT International Festival of Speed
2009:
New Zealand National Championships
2008:
Oceania Continent Cup
Tour of Southland Time Trials
World Championships (Qualifying)
2007:
Under 21 World Championships
Oceania Continent Cup
New Zealand National Championships
Olympic Games Team New Zealand Qualifying
Tour of Southland Time Trials
2006:
Tour of Southland Time Trials
New Zealand National Championships
Commonwealth Games Qualifying champs
New Zealand Under 19 Champs
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