Te Awamutu’s Oceania Continental BMX Championship results
- 10 years boys – Eli Sasevi 6th, Tate Burdon 9th (20″) and 7th (cruiser).
- 11 years boys – Brock O’Neill 5th.
- 13 years girls – Luca Penny 3rd; Sophie Penny 4th.
- Under-23 women – Brooke Penny 3rd.
The day prior, on February 17, round one of the Queensland Regional Champs was being held at the Sports Complex, giving the New Zealand riders valuable track time.
Having competed in the UCI BMX World Cup rounds one and two in Rotorua on February 3-4, Brooke Penny went on to compete in rounds three and four on February 24-25 in Brisbane, placing 18th and 14th.
Luca and Sophie Penny also competed in the AustCycling National Series round one on February 22-23, with Sophie placing second and Luca fourth.
For many of the riders, it was the first time they had competed outside New Zealand.
Interspersed with a bit of relaxing, hitting the theme parks and a lot of track time, each of the Te Awamutu riders rode well and returned to New Zealand with an Oceania finals plate.
Queensland Regional Champs round one results
- 10 years boys – Tate Burdon 5th, Eli Sasevi 6th.
- 11 years boys – Brock O’Neill 14th.
- 13 years girls – Luca Penny 1st, Sophie Penny 3rd.
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