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Prize Giving and AGM

Our 2021-2022 season prize giving and AGM is happening on Sunday 1 May 2022 at 10am. The venue is the Marist rugby club.  We would love to see you all there and every member will receive a prize. Come along to congratulate our major trophy winners !!!...

Rangi Merito Grand Prix

The Rangi Merito Grand Prix event was held today, 19 March 2022.  Thankyou to everyone who supported us, including Cole McOnie for the photography, Jessie Smith Brenton Harrison for the comms and Mark Inia commissaire. Thankyou to all the ladies who helped fill photo frames so everyone got their trophies nd everyone who supported the club today - we hope you had an awesome day Rebecca Petch #308 received the Rangi Merito trophy today but was away gaining another nz record on...

Tokyo Olympian Rebecca Petch wins on both track and BMX

Tokyo Olympian Rebecca Petch has shown her impressive cycling diversity in winning two national titles in three days. Petch has won the 500m time trial title at the track nationals in Cambridge Hamilton just days after winning her third elite BMX National Championship in a row at Hamilton.Read the full story at Radio New Zealand...

BMX NZ National Champs 2022

The 2022 NZ National BMX Champs were held on 12-13 March. Final racing results are below. Well done to all our club riders who participated! Thankyou to everyone at Hamilton BMX Club for your hard work in getting this event to go ahead - it was a great weekend. Special mention to Rebecca Petch #308 Molly Inia and Leon Dumbell who took out the NZ1 positions....

Te Awamutu BMX rider taking on his biggest challenge to make it to the Olympics

It's just over 100 days until the Tokyo Olympics and many of New Zealand's elite athletes still don't know if they're going or not. One of those is Cole McOnie, a talented young BMX rider from Te Awamutu. The 23-year-old’s last 12 months have been dominated by crashes which led to devastating injuries. "I broke my jaw in three places, broke my eye socket, collapsed my lung, broke a couple of ribs, and broke one of my vertebrae,” McOnie said of one nasty crash. "A month or two later I read a ...