CMC are excited to announce our Autumn Silverware Series of cycling, including the infamous Gallipoli Cup.
The Gallipoli Cup, one of Auckland oldest and most sought after cycling trophies, will be held at Waiau Pa on Saturday 26 April 2025, with prize money generously sponsored by GMC Cycling.
The Trophy recognises the huge contribution and sacrifice that our servicemen and women made to the country in 2 World Wars, and subsequent conflicts..
Traditionally held on Anzac Day, it attracted riders from the far North through to Waikato-Bay of Plenty, with fields of 150+ on a regular basis. We’re planning for the 2025 event to have large fields again, as the penultimate event in the CMC autumn silverware series.
Being a Handicap race, all riders have an equal chance of success and taking home some prize money. Past winners have come from all groups, Limit (1st to start) and Scratch (last to start). Mark your diaries now for this premium Open race. Entries are open now and you can sign up here. Big thanks to Gordon MacAuley (a regular participant) and GMC Cycling.
You could join THIS winner’s list!:
N.A.C.C. Gallipoli Cup donated by NZ Gallipoli Veterans Assoc for Annual Competition on Anzac Day
Details of winners since 1967
1967 – J Beere
1968 – H Grace
1969 – I McFarlane
1970 – N Futter
1971 – G Bell
1974 – R Oddy
1975 – J Sutherland
1976 – T McMillan (MW)
1977 – G Thompson
1978 – B Vlug
1979 – B Perrett
1980 – A Mellsop
1981 – M J Hughes
1982 – G Bell
1983 – G Taylor
1984 – R Lawrie
1985 – M James
1986 – A Fraser
1987 – Z Nichol
1988 – P Pendrey
1989 – s Limerick
1990 – T Campbell
1991 – A McKay
1992 – J Fulton (MW)
1993 – B Whale
1994 – V Cheatley
1997 – G Rossouw (MW)
1998 – Craig Geater
1999 – Chris Johnson
2000 – David Humperson
2001 – David Cumberlidge
2002 – A McGee
2003 – Sarah Ulmer
2004 – Peter Latham
2005 – Sean Wright (MW)
2006 – Jeremy Turner
2007 – Bob Puru
2008 – Lee Johnstone
2009 – Kate Chilcott
2010 – Dave Williamson
2012 – Troy Restieaux
2013 – Sam Dakin
2015 – Alex Frame
2016 – Troy Restieaux
2017 – Liam Cappel
2018 – Aaron Wyllie
2019 – Georgia Danford
2023 – Oliver Scott
