NZ Multisport Race News

Dougal Allan and Simone Maier won the closest fought men's and women's Kathmandu Coast to Coast World Championship one day race in the events 37 year history.

The women’s race is poised for an exciting battle while a new winner is guaranteed in the men’s Kathmandu Coast to Coast longest day world championship this Saturday.

On December 9th, endurance junkies from all ends of the country will be going crazy for the 29th time as they line up for the Fine Signs Crazyman. But all eyes will be on a match up between two guys with the same name.

It started out with wanting to claim a little time out from their combined total of 7 kids and ended up with team 5 Minutes Peace winning the Spring Challenge Taupo 9-hour race yesterday.

A record number of women will be enjoying the annual Spring Challenge North, this year based in Taupo, as they explore the best of what the adventure destination has to offer on Saturday.

For the first time in its 12-year history, the annual Spring Challenge all-women’s adventure race will be held on an exposed coastline, courtesy of its Westport location.

Stunning bluebird weather greeted competitors at the 25th annual Torpedo7 Peak to Peak multisport race last Saturday.

Wanaka based multisport, triathlete and endurance racer Dougal Allan is the first big name to confirm he will be on the start line of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast in February, hoping he can go better than his three second place efforts.