Gisborne Sport Photo Index

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Adding to the action and surprise upsets, Whangarei's Denis and Jo Crene took overall honours in the Jetpro Lites category for today's second round of the 2011 Jetpro Jetsprint Championship held near Gisborne

Monday, 7 February 2011, 9:17AM
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POWERBOAT RACING

Rotary engine power elevated Wanganui's Peter and Gary Huijs to the top of the Suzuki super boat podium and overall standings in today's second round of the 2011 Jetpro Jetsprint Championship held near Gisborne

Monday, 7 February 2011, 9:17AM
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POWERBOAT RACING

Thrilling the crowd with top-times, Palmerston North's Simon Campbell and navigator Suzanne Shirtliff lead the Scott Waterjet Group A category heading in to this weekend's second round held near Gisborne.

Tuesday, 1 February 2011, 2:54PM
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POWERBOAT RACING

New Plymouth's Graeme and Scott Jones lead the Jetpro Lites category heading in to this weekend's second round of the 2011 Jetpro Jetsprint series being contested this weekend near Gisborne

Tuesday, 1 February 2011, 2:53PM
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POWERBOAT RACING

Leading the competition in to this weekend's second round of the Jetpro Jetsprint championship to be held near Gisborne, Wanganui's Leighton and Kellie Minnell have a narrow one point margin in the Suzuki Superboat category.

Tuesday, 1 February 2011, 2:52PM
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POWERBOAT RACING

The world first quad-rotor turbo-charged jet-sprint boat of Wanganui's Peter and Gary Huijs is sure to be a big draw card for this weekend's second round of the 2011 Jetpro Jetsprint series being held Gisborne.

Tuesday, 1 February 2011, 2:52PM
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SURFING

Tim O'Connor (Mnt) - Power Balance Pro Preview

Monday, 13 December 2010, 5:28PM
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CYCLING

From left Gisborne District Council Mayor Meng Foon, Opotiki District Council Mayor John Forbes and Robert Edwards, chairman of Whakatohea Maori Trust Board turn the first sod at the start of the Pakihi Track.

Friday, 5 November 2010, 11:51AM
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SWIMMING

Sue 'The Turtle' Kahu–Kauika (pictured on the right) punches the air as she learns she is beating her Olympic Pool work colleagues in the Swim to Mahia challenge. Although it is the brain child of receptionist Shannon Friday (left) Sue is ahead of S

Friday, 6 August 2010, 3:51PM
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