The Country Sport Breakfast kicks off the day with all you need to know from the sports world and the agricultural sector. From the farming fields to the sports fields, host Brian Kelly brings you the perfect rural morning wake-up call for kiwi farmers and sports fans nationwide. Listen to all the best bits from the Country Sport Breakfast on GOLD Sport.

The Country Sport Breakfast kicks off the day with all you need to know from the sports world and the agricultural sector. From the farming fields to the sports fields, host Brian Kelly brings you the perfect rural morning wake-up call for kiwi farmers and sports fans nationwide. Listen to all the best bits from the Country Sport Breakfast on GOLD Sport.

The Country Sport Breakfast kicks off the day with all you need to know from the sports world and the agricultural sector with Brian Kelly on Gold Sport

The Country Sport Breakfast

CSB - Today in History 

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The country’s top axeman, Jack Jordan, is also a triple world-title holder but there’s one title he’s chasing this week that’s so far eluded his swing – the World Championship.



Jordan achieved the sport’s first-ever three-peat last year in winning the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Trophy – held annually in Europe and described as the 20/20 cricket of international wood chopping. It’s a quick fire event with four disciplines back to back (no rest in between) suited to competitors with superior fitness and endurance as they make their way through knockout stages to the final showdown.



But this weekend Jordan is back in Europe in Toulouse, France trying to knock off the elusive STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Championship - the more traditional, long-form format across six different wood-chopping and sawing disciplines.

The country’s top axeman, Jack Jordan, is also a triple world-title holder but there’s one title he’s chasing this week that’s so far eluded his swing – the World Championship.
 
Jordan achieved the sport’s first-ever three-peat last year in winning the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Trophy – held annually in Europe and described as the 20/20 cricket of international wood chopping. It’s a quick fire event with four disciplines back to back (no rest in between) suited to competitors with superior fitness and endurance as they make their way through knockout stages to the final showdown.
 
But this weekend Jordan is back in Europe in Toulouse, France trying to knock off the elusive STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Championship - the more traditional, long-form format across six different wood-chopping and sawing disciplines.

CSB - Jack Jordan -  STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® World Trophy 

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Talking about the final round of the NZ Rally Championship. Ben leads the championship by 12 points. Can he hold off Hayden Paddon? 

Talking about the final round of the NZ Rally Championship. Ben leads the championship by 12 points. Can he hold off Hayden Paddon?

CSB - Ben Hunt - NZ Rally Championship

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Two world champions LIVE in the studio.

CSB - Izzy Gaze & Maddy Green - White Ferns

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CSB - Today in History

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