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New Zealand National Cycling Team, officially known as the New Zealand Cycling Team, represents New Zealand in various international cycling competitions and events. This team is responsible for selecting and supporting New Zealand riders for races such as the UCI Road World Championships, the Commonwealth Games, and the Olympic Games.
The New Zealand Cycling Team is organized and managed by Cycling New Zealand, the national governing body for cycling in the country. Cycling New Zealand oversees all disciplines of cycling, including road cycling, track cycling, mountain biking, BMX, and para-cycling.
The team consists of talented New Zealand cyclists who have achieved success in both domestic and international races. They wear the national colors of New Zealand (usually black with a silver fern symbol) and compete in various road races, track events, mountain biking, and BMX competitions.
The New Zealand Cycling Team is an important pathway for talented cyclists to progress from junior and under-23 ranks to the elite level and potentially represent New Zealand in major international competitions.
