
Who took home The Charlie?
Oceanview Speedway's feature event celebrated stockcar legend "Big Bad" Charlie Berntsen.
Oceanview Speedway's feature event celebrated stockcar legend "Big Bad" Charlie Berntsen.
For a city of its size, Whanganui produces an incredible number of top performers.
Whanganui produced the winners of five open titles and the youngest and eldest age groups.
Joel Clark joins an elite group of Collegiate Old Boys to make the CD U19 squad.
Five teams each played five T20 and two 30 over games during the cricket festival.
Eleven different Whanganui athletes appear in the top five in NZ age group rankings.
The Lisa Cole kennel blazes through the million dollar in stake money barrier.
Heading the end-of-year smash is the annual Charlie Bernsten Trophy for stockcars.
Whanganui was amongst the medals on the first day of the national speed skating champs.
Thousands spent their Boxing Day watching the best of the best of motorcycle racing.
Whanganui's own Paige Hourigan is among the locals competing in the historic tournament.
In-form Kiwi No1 Paige Hourigan awaits news of a wildcard entry to Aussie Open.
Promising performances came from younger and returning athletes at the NZSS championships.
The Coastal Challenge Cup cricket competition resumes on January 9, 2021.
Next up on the Whanganui rowing racing calendar is the Bill Webb Challenge on January 24.
An extremely important and scientific tournament bracket of who won NZ sport in 2020.
Exciting races were an entree for the main - the demolition derby.
Store owner Gareth Jones said the event fitted well with his business philosophy.
Symptom-free greyhounds from powerful Cole barn can return to racing next week.
As predicted, Tayla Brunger was the most successful Whanganui athlete.
More than 700 people entered the races and a new course record was set.
The drag racing family has collected a range of prizes on the national stage.
The Dowman sisters compete in the always-popular GIXXER Cup class.
The Cricket Wanganui side has both batting and bowling strength for this week's CD event.
Whanganui's Blane Hannah leads the Bears Junior class after the round two at Manfeild.
Rain impacted on sport this week and codes are looking for clearing skies this weekend.
Heather and husband Brian only moved to Whanganui on September 18 from Piopio.
The main event has gone at Hatrick, leaving just 11 depleted races to decide on Friday.
Two were selected for cancelled camp last year and re-invited plus another for next year.