(Reuters) - Cycling New Zealand (NZR) Chairman Phil Holden has apologised after an independent inquiry following the death of Olympian Olivia Podmore found the governing body failed to sufficiently support cyclists in its high performance programme.
The report https://cyclinginquiry.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/CyclingInquiry-16May-2022.pdf published on Monday said Cycling NZ's centralised programme in Cambridge had a sub-optimal environment and that its funding model "generally prioritises medals over wellbeing."