Hayden Godfrey

Hayden Godfrey (* December 15 1978 in Hokitika ) is a New Zealand track and road racing cyclist.

Hayden Godfrey began his career in 2002 at the Cycling Team 7 UP NutraFig. In the 2004 season he won a stage at the Sea Otter Classic for Health Net - Maxxis. In 2005 he moved to Kodak EasyShare Gallery -Sierra Nevada and 2006 drove Godfrey for the U.S. Continental Team Monex. At the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, he was on the track in fifth in the 1000- m time trial and he won the bronze medal in the team pursuit, together with Marc Ryan, Tim Gudsell and Peter Latham.

From 2009 to 2011 he drove for the New Zealand team Subway. End of the 2011 season, he finished his career and was team manager at Subway Cycling Team.

Achievements - train

  • World Cup Beijing - Scratch

Achievements - road

  • A stage Brandenburg Tour
  • A stage of the Tour de Vineyards
  • Two stages of the Tour of Wellington
  • New Zealand New Zealand Champion - Road Race
  • New Zealand New Zealand Champion - Road Race
  • A stage in the Tour of Canterbury
  • A stage Benchmark Homes Tour
  • A stage of the Tour de Vineyards

Team

  • 2002 7 - UP NutraFig
  • 2003 7 - UP Maxxis
  • 2004 Health Net - Maxxis
  • 2005 Kodak EasyShare Gallery -Sierra Nevada
  • 2006 Team Monex
  • 2007 Colavita / Sutter Home - Cooking Light
  • 2008 Inferno Pro Cycling
  • 2009 Subway - Avanti
  • 2010 Subway - Avanti
  • 2011 Subway Cycling Team
Cycling at the 2006 Commonwealth Games Peter Latham (cyclist) Leigh Howard Aaron Gate
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