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As the only International Cycling Union (UCI) registered women’s road race in Oceania, the Women’s Tour of New Zealand traditionally attracts the cream of the region’s top female cyclists and this year is no different. Not only will the race feature the top women’s cyclists from both Australia and New Zealand, but in 2010 the USA National Team will also contend the Pacific race. The North American squad will be led by former US national road race and World time trial Champion ...
Women's Tour of New Zealand Stages
Stage 1
- Location:
- Martinborough - Masterton
- Distance:
- 95 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- Masterton - Palmerston North
- Distance:
- 114 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- Palmerston North circuit race
- Distance:
- 125 km
Stage 4
- Location:
- Palmerston North ITT
- Distance:
- 11 km
Stage 5
- Location:
- Palmerston North - Masterton
- Distance:
- 112 km
Stage 6
- Location:
- City of Wellington criterium
- Distance:
- 35 km
Women's Tour of New Zealand Photos
Shelley Evans (USA National Team) claimed the final stage sprint.
- Shelley Evans (USA National Team) took her UCI wins tally to three, all of which are from the Tour of New Zealand.
- Amber Neben (USA National Team) on her way to winning the fourth stage.
- Australia's Irene Digenis (Prime Estate Team) makes her dash to the line.
- Mayuko Hagiwara (Japan National Team) crashes heavily on a slippery descent, as did defending champion Amber Halliday (bike but not rider pictured).
- Shelley Evans (USA National Team) proved too quick in the final sprint once more.
- Shelley Evans (USA National Team) wins ahead of Ruth Corset (Nashua Ladies Pro Cycling Team)
- Riders strung out on the descent.
- Tiffany Cromwell leads Kirsty Broun, both from the AIS Australia Women
- Shelley Evans (USA National Team) leads Jo Kiesanowski (NZ National Team).
- Tiffany Cromwell (AIS Australia Women's Cycling) is the new leader in the U23 classification.
- Toni Bradshaw from the NZCT New Zealand National Team.
- Cath Cheatley of (New Zealand National Team) leads a reduced peloton over the second climb of the day.
- Amber Neben (USA National Team) leads Kirsty Broun (AIS Australia Women
- AIS Australia Women
Women's Tour of New Zealand News
Halliday breaks humerus in New Zealand
Australian champion jersey debut delayed by injury
Halliday not targeting second New Zealand title
Former rower has lost element of surprise
Gilmore’s girls to compete in New Zealand
Tomic, Whitelaw in Lotto-Bodysol roster
Villumsen to make debut in kiwi colours
Shanks in strong road race squad
Women's Tour of New Zealand Features
RSSWomen's Tour of New Zealand start list
Participants as of February 18, 2010