Ric Reid

Last updated March 15, 2025

Richard Dickson Reid (born 20 November 1969 in Auckland) is a New Zealand road cyclist who competed for New Zealand in the road race events at the 1994 Commonwealth Games and the 1996 Summer Olympics.

External links

Ric Reid at the New Zealand Olympic Committee
Ric Reid at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com (archived)

v t e 1994 New Zealand Commonwealth Games team
Athletics	Craig Barrett Chantal Brunner Nyla Carroll Phil Clode Angus Cooper Tania Dixon Shaun Farrell Beatrice Faumuina Gavin Foulsham Kay Gooch Anne Hare Kirsten Hellier Joanne Henry Courtney Ireland Robbie Johnston Christine King Gavin Lovegrove Ben Lucas Linn Murphy Scott Nelson Gus Nketia Kaye Nordstrom Tracy Phillips Doug Pirini Simon Poelman Richard Potts Michelle Seymour Jonathan Wyatt
Badminton	Amanda Carter Dean Galt Nick Hall Sheree Jefferson Tammy Jenkins Rhona Robertson Grant Walker
Boxing	Kalolo Fiaui Colin Hunia Sam Leuii Trevor Shailer
Cycling	Gary Anderson Jon Andrews Rebecca Bailey Brendon Cameron Ryan Cull Julian Dean Brian Fowler Maria Hassan Brent Johnson Paul Leitch Glenn McLeay Graeme Miller Jacqui Morgan Janet O'Hara Tim Pawson Susy Pryde John Rastrick Ric Reid Mark Rendell Glen Thomson Sarah Ulmer Lee Vertongen Donna Wynd
Diving	Tania Paterson Kylie Walker
Gymnastics	Melanie Aitken Rebecca Blake Craig Bruce Sarah Joy Mark Lister Belinda Moore Fiona Pulman Sarah Thompson Rachel Vickery
Lawn bowls	Peter Belliss Rowan Brassey Stewart Buttar Marlene Castle Colleen Ferrick Judy Howat Mike Kernaghan Millie Khan Adrienne Lambert Gary Lawson Bruce McNish Ann Muir Craig Nolan Katie Portas Philip Skoglund Marie Watson
Shooting	Lindsay Arthur Gerd Barkman Cheryl Brook Paul Brown Paul Carmine Tony Clarke Graeme Ede Ross Geange Ken Henderson Geoffrey Jukes Julian Lawton Jocelyn Lees Stephen Petterson Allan Sinclair Geoffrey Smith Lindsay Smith Ruth Stuart Brian Thomson Jason Wakeling Alex Woolley Greg Yelavich
Swimming	Aaron Bidois Trent Bray Guy Callaghan Craig Ford Belinda Honey Toni Jeffs Paul Kent Phillippa Langrell Danyon Loader Julie McLaughlin John Munro Anna Simcic John Steel Nick Tongue Sean Tretheway Anna Wilson Jonathan Winter
Synchronised swimming	Mandy Zukerman
Weightlifting	Lee Attrill Darren Liddel
Wrestling	Chris Quinlan Shane Stannett

v t e 1996 New Zealand Olympic team
Archery	Andrew Lindsay
Athletics	Craig Barrett Chantal Brunner Nyla Carroll Matthew Coad Chris Donaldson Beatrice Faumuina Anne Hare Martin Johns Robbie Johnston Mark Keddell Gavin Lovegrove Lorraine Moller Scott Nelson Gus Nketia Doug Pirini Sean Wade Jonathan Wyatt
Badminton	Rhona Robertson Tammy Jenkins
Boxing	Garth da Silva
Canoeing	Owen Hughes
Cycling	Gary Anderson Rebecca Bailey Brendon Cameron Tim Carswell Julian Dean Brian Fowler Scott Guyton Greg Henderson Kathy Lynch Darren McKenzie-Potter Glenn McLeay Glen Mitchell Jacqui Nelson Susy Pryde Ric Reid Sarah Ulmer Donna Wynd
Equestrian	Sally Clark Vaughn Jefferis Vicky Latta Daniel Meech Andrew Nicholson Blyth Tait
Judo	Steve Corkin Daniel Gowing
Rowing	Philippa Baker Scott Brownlee Toni Dunlop Rob Hamill Brenda Lawson Alastair Mackintosh Mike Rodger Dave Schaper Rob Waddell Chris White Ian Wright
Sailing	Sean Clarkson Rohan Cooke Don Cowie Rod Davis Leslie Egnot Sharon Ferris Jamie Gale Kelvin Harrap Brian Jones Barbara Kendall Aaron McIntosh Craig Monk Hamish Pepper Rex Sellers Jan Shearer Andrew Stone
Shooting	Stephen Petterson Brant Woodward
Swimming	Dionne Bainbridge Trent Bray Murray Burdan Scott Cameron Sarah Catherwood Alison Fitch Paul Kent Lydia Lipscombe Danyon Loader Anna Simcic John Steel Nick Tongue Anna Wilson Jonathan Winter
Table tennis	Chunli Li
Tennis	Brett Steven
Volleyball	Glenn Hamilton Reid Hamilton
Chef de Mission: Dave Gerrard

v t e New Zealand National Road Race Champions (men)
1935–1939	Frank Grose (1935) Ronald Triner (1936) Graham Hughes (1937) John Brown (1938) Charles Hanson (1939)
1940–1959	Nick Carter (1945–1947) Mick Mobberley (1948) Nick Carter (1949) Ted Lambert (1950) A. Sweeney (1951) Lance Payne (1952) Neil Geraghty (1953) Lance Payne (1954) Geoff Lankow (1955) L. Parris (1956) Dick Johnstone (1957) Lance Payne (1958) A. Ganderton (1959)
1960–1979	R. Peoples (1960) Richie Thomson (1961) Laurie Byers (1962) Tony Ineson (1963) G. Grey (1964) Tino Tabak (1965) G. Hill (1966) John Dean (1967) Merv Davis (1968) Bruce Biddle (1969) Neil Lyster (1970) Vern Hanaray (1971) L. Cooper (1972) Vern Hanaray (1973) J. Ryder (1974) P. Neale (1975) Blair Stockwell (1976) Vern Hanaray (1977) Jack Swart (1978–1979)
1980–1999	Roger Sumich (1980) Jack Swart (1981) Stephen Cox (1982) Eric O'Brien (1983) Jack Swart (1984) Craig Griffin (1985) Bruce Storrie (1986) Graeme Miller (1987) Brian Fowler (1988–1989) Craig Connell (1990) Chris Nicholson (1991) Dean Peterkin (1992) Darren Rush (1993) Ewan McMaster (1994) Norman Shattock (1995) Ric Reid (1996) Gordon McCauley (1997) Glen Mitchell (1998–1999)
2000–2019	Glen Thomson (2000) Gordon McCauley (2001–2002) Heath Blackgrove (2003–2004) Gordon McCauley (2005) Hayden Roulston (2006) Julian Dean (2007–2008) Gordon McCauley (2009) Jack Bauer (2010) Hayden Roulston (2011) Michael Vink (2012) Hayden Roulston (2013–2014) Joseph Cooper (2015) Jason Christie (2016) Joseph Cooper (2017) Jason Christie (2018) James Fouché (2019)
2020–2039	Shane Archbold (2020) George Bennett (2021) James Fouché (2022) James Oram (2023) Aaron Gate (2024)

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