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Relay Team Information 15 January 2008 See more on Relay Team Info and drink stations around the circuit Last year about 25% of the field was relay teams, with the most popular category being 2-person. Each of the 4 legs is approximately 40 km, and you will see from the course profile (to be posted by this Friday) that your stronger team members should ride legs 1 and 3, with the "easier" legs being 2 and 4. Each team member should ride into the changeover lane (and across the timing mat) before removing their timing chip and handing on to their team mate. The timing chip acts as the relay baton. Drink stations will also be placed at each relay changeover point. There will be water at the 40km, and Leppin and Water at 80km and 120km. The aid stations are self-help. For those riding the entire distance, you may have an assistant pass you a bottle and/or food, but this may only be done by a person standing on the roadside. Best done at the start of a climb or on the crest of a hill. More news to follow....

News Countdown to 2XU Ruapehu Cycle Classic 19 January 2010 Saturday, 6 February, 2010 marks the date for the event touted as "the great little race", the 2XU Ruapehu Cycle Classic. Back to work in 2010 10 January 2010 Happy New Year to everyone out there from the team at Media Unlimited! 2XU Ruapehu Cycle Classic 2009 24 February 2009 It was another great weekend on the North Island's Central Plateau as 400 cyclists converged on the alpine village of Ohakune for the 3rd 2XU Ruapehu Cycle Classic. Top Kiwi Cyclists join the field 20 January 2009 NZ Women's rep Toni Bradshaw and top male Aaron Strong will take the start at the 2009 2XU Ruapehu Cycle Classic Happy New Year!! 5 January 2009 We'd like to extend you a warm welcome to 2009, and with just over 4 weeks until the 3rd 2XU Ruapehu Cycle Classic, we have 3 more winners of $100 of 2XU gear to announce.

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