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  •   Home > News > Motoring

    Kiwi Regan Gough's looking forward to taking on a different type of cycling schedule as the merging of road and track seasons rolls on

    Kiwi Regan Gough's looking forward to taking on a different type of cycling schedule as the merging of road and track seasons rolls on


    The track season was flipped with the world champs taking place in October as opposed to its usual early year slot.

    The road season often took place on its own during the year, but now both will run side by side for the most part.

    Gough is a fan of the synergy.



    Gough has recently joined Black Spoke pro cycling, which is a UCI continental team based in New Zealand.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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