20-09-21 – Following the decision that the Auckland region will be at an Alert Level 3 and the rest of New Zealand at an Alert 2 – until at least October 4 – the 2021 New Zealand Road Relay Championships will unfortunately not go ahead. As per our earlier statement with the country at an Alert Level 2 it will also not be possible to organise the event as the New Zealand Road Relay Challenge. The Takehe to Akaroa event will instead proceed on Saturday October 2 as a local event restricted to participants from Canterbury. For further information released Click Here

15-09-21 – Following further consultation, it has been decided that should all New Zealand regions not be at Alert Level 1 the status of the New Zealand Road Relay Championships on Saturday October 2 will be amended. Per our statement earlier this month all teams from outside Canterbury will be allowed to compete at the event should their region and Canterbury also be at an Alert Level 1. For further information released Click Here

02-09-21 – Athletics NZ, in consultation with the Local Organising Committee – Athletics Canterbury, have made the decision that the New Zealand Road Relay Championships held in conjunction with the Takahe to Akaroa Road Relay scheduled for Saturday October 2 will only take place if Canterbury is at Alert Level 1.Teams from outside Canterbury will only be allowed to compete in the Road Relay if their region is also at Alert Level 1. For further information released Click Here 

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