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January 22, 2022
The 67th annual St Helens Athletics Carnival marked the end of an action-packed 2021/22 TasCarnivals season. Woodchopping, cycling and running events partnered with a beautiful day on the East Coast ensured an impressive day of competition.
Read article →January 21, 2022
Tomorrow marks the end of the 2021/22 TasCarnivals season, with the St Helens Carnival wrapping up an action-packed season of competition.
Read article →December 31, 2021
The 135th Cool Ridge Burnie New Year’s Eve Carnival was headlined by local cyclists and runners off the back marks.
Read article →December 30, 2021
Day two of the 2021 Launceston Carnival saw Madison’s and National Elimination Championships decided as riders sharpened their cogs ahead of a potential big pay day in Burnie tomorrow.
Read article →December 28, 2021
After a 2020 hiatus, the Devonport Carnival was gifted stellar weather throughout the day of racing for a 2021 return.
Read article →December 28, 2021
Rising stars were crowned Launceston Wheelrace winners for 2021, with Felicity Wilson-Haffenden and Victorian Graeme Frislie taking titles.
Read article →December 27, 2021
Tasmanian sprint pair Lily James and Jagga Pybus have won the 2021 Hobart Gift titles, with Lauren Perry and Jensen Plowright victorious in the Wheelraces.
Read article →December 26, 2021
The states capital has attracted its best field of cyclists and runners in its 40 years of history for tomorrow's annual Bikes & Spikes carnival.
Read article →December 23, 2021
Excitement continues to build for the TasCarnivals series as athletes and coaches start analysing the all important handicaps.
Read article →December 18, 2021
Saturday December 18 marked the first Carnival of the 2021/22 TasCarnivals series, at Rosebery.
Read article →December 17, 2021
The refreshed TasCarnivals series gets underway tomorrow, with the season opener at the Rosebery Carnival.
Read article →December 15, 2021
Tasmania’s fastest man will race his hometown carnival for the first time this summer as he leads a list of no less than 19 men to have broken 11seconds for 100m.
Read article →December 13, 2021
For the first time in a generation, the TasCarnivals series will play host to UCI classified events this summer.
Read article →December 8, 2021
Dual Olympian Georgia Baker is the latest addition to a rapidly growing list of profile athletes coming to the 2021/2022 TasCarnival series.
Read article →December 3, 2021
Current UTAS Burnie 10 champion Isaac Heyne is making the trip from Adelaide for his carnivals debut.
Read article →November 28, 2021
After a well-earned break, Ash Moloney's next series of races will be at the Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals, where he returns a much better-known athlete than when he won the Burnie Gift on New Year’s Day in 2019.
Read article →November 24, 2021
Alex Manly and Matt Richardson return for the upcoming TasCarnivals series, this time as freshly minted Olympians.
Read article →November 15, 2021
Stewart McSweyn returns to the Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals for the 2021/22 season.
Read article →November 11, 2021
Junior kilo world record holder Thomas Cornish is set to make his TasCarnivals debut this season.
Read article →September 17, 2021
The Tasmanian Christmal Carnivals are back with confirmed dates for the 2021/2022 edition.
Read article →December 30, 2020
Blue Gum Park Velodrome played host to two hotly contested Wheel Races, with Australian Cycling Team member Georgia Baker taking out the Women’s event, as 17-year-old Dalton Stretton victorious in the Men’s.
Read article →December 31, 2020
In a year filled with cancellations and disappointments, the 134th edition of the Heritage / South Cape Burnie New Year’s Eve Carnival shone bright and delivered a thrilling evening racing and chopping.
Read article →Runners, riders and choppers - take your marks and take part in the upcoming Tasmanian Carnivals series. Entries for the 2021/2022 season are now open.
2021/22 entries now open
The Tasmanian Christmas Carnival Series consists of seven carnivals.
Entries for the 2021/2022 season are now open.
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