The  primary goal of this team is to  give more New Zealand cyclists  the opportunity to  race on track cycling's 'World Cup' circuit . Additionally this is a chance to  build up the experience and knowledge for  the riders needed in order to compete at the London  2012 Olympics.  The team are also passionate about promoting   the  need for change in the environmental space  both locally and internationally, as such Green Carbon are proud to assist them on their journey. As part this they will measure and offset all  greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that  will  result  from  them competing  over the next year . Green Carbon knows  they are doing some awesome things , showing off the benefits of incorporating environmental  & sustainable  thinking into everyday life activities.

The G-Race Pro Cycling team ' s first appearance since their  formation was at the Cycling Southland Mid-Winter Carnival down in Invercargill a few weeks ago. Team star Sam Webster won the feature race of the night, the Invitation Keirin Race; a 6 man sprint, followed closely by team mates Andy Williams in 2nd and Ethan Mitchell in 4th.  The G-Race team dominated, even against the New Zealand’s Senior World Championship riders, which is a good sign of things to come. Andy Williams was also narrowly beaten into 2nd place in the 6 lap Handicap final by New Zealand’s World Championship representative Eddie Dawkins after starting near the back of the field.

It's currently exciting times as Webster and Mitchell compete for New Zealand in the Junior World Championships in Moscow next month, where they will look to capitalise on their current good form. They are regarded as being amongst the favourites for the sprint events which are usually dominated by the powerful Australian and European teams.