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Dick Johnstone
Personal information
Full name	Richard Davis Johnstone
Born	(1936-06-23)23 June 1936 Invercargill, New Zealand
Died	18 November 2022(2022-11-18) (aged 86) Auckland, New Zealand
Height	183 cm (6 ft 0 in)
Weight	94 kg (207 lb)
Major wins
1957 New Zealand Road Cycling Champion, 1960 Inaugural Dulux 6 day Race Winner, 1963 Tour of Southland Winner, Tour of Waikato Winner. 1987 Alwyn Moon Memorial Award.

Richard Davis Johnstone (23 June 1936 – 18 November 2022) was a New Zealand track and road cyclist who participated in the 1964 Summer Olympic games, the 1958 and 1962 Commonwealth Games.^[1]

Johnstone went as an official to two Commonwealth Games, 1986 Edinburgh, Scotland and 1994 Victoria, Canada. He was elected as an official of the boycotted 1980 Moscow Olympic Games.

Johnstone was a New Zealand National Track cycling coach (1976–1994) and coached the winning team Tour of the Future (1992) in Arizona, United States. He was a New Zealand Cycling Selector.

Johnstone died in Auckland on 18 November 2022, at the age of 86.^[2]

References

^ "Sports-reference.com Bio". Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 4 May 2009.
^ Dick Johnstone

External links

Dick Johnstone at Cycling Archives (archived)
Dick Johnstone at ProCyclingStats
Dick Johnstone at Olympedia
Dick Johnstone at the New Zealand Olympic Committee

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)

v t e 1958 New Zealand British Empire and Commonwealth Games team
Athletics	Bill Baillie Marise Chamberlain Malcolm Hahn Murray Halberg Mary Donaghy Barry Magee Les Mills Dave Norris Ray Puckett Maurice Rae Merv Richards Barry Robinson Neville Scott Valerie Sloper Donal Smith Margaret Stuart Jennifer Thompson Beverly Weigel Roy Williams
Boxing	Paddy Donovan Graham Finlay Edward Morrison Maurice Purton Bevin Weir
Cycling	Warwick Dalton Keith Gant Warren Johnston Dick Johnstone Lance Payne John Peoples
Diving	Len Hodge
Fencing	Bob Binning Enid McElwee Elizabeth Mitchell Brian Pickworth Percy Temple
Lawn bowls	Robin Andrew Jeff Barron Bill Hampton John Morris Richard Pilkington James Pirret Stanley Snedden
Rowing	Peter Aitchison Eugene Crotty Frank Crotty Reg Douglas Donald Gemmell James Hill Graeme Moran Bob Parker Norm Suckling Richard Tuffin
Swimming	Philippa Gould Jennifer Hunter Colin McFadden Kay Sawyers Tessa Staveley
Weightlifting	Hohepa Komene Peter Ridgley
Wrestling	Brian Bognuda Barrie Courtney Gordon Hobson John da Silva

v t e 1962 New Zealand British Empire and Commonwealth Games team
Athletics	Logan Aikman Bill Baillie Nola Bond Pamela Burnett Marise Chamberlain Molly Cowan Lorraine Curtis Paul Dallow John Davies Kevin Gibbons Murray Halberg Jeff Julian Dave Leech Barry Magee Darcy McGonagle Avis McIntosh Les Mills Dave Norris Edward O'Keefe Gary Philpott Doreen Porter Barry Robinson Peter Snell Robin Tait Valerie Young
Boxing	Wallace Coe Paddy Donovan Turori George Bill Kini John Logan
Cycling	Laurie Byers Arthur Candy Warren Johnston Dick Johnstone Graham Wright Richie Thomson Anthony Walsh
Fencing	Bob Binning Dot Coleman Michael Henderson Keith Mann Brian Pickworth Rosemary Tomich
Lawn bowls	Jeff Barron Malcolm Boon Bob McDonald Bill O'Neill Richard Pilkington Jack Rabone Robbie Robson
Rowing	Leslie Arthur Geoffrey Benge Darien Boswell Colin Cordes Alistair Dryden Alan Grey Keith Heselwood James Hill Rodney Hutchinson Christian Larsen Graham Lawrence Murray Lawrence Louis Lobel Robert Page George Paterson Doug Pulman Hugh Smedley Winston Stephens Murray Watkinson Peter Watkinson Alan Webster
Swimming	Dave Gerrard Vivien Haddon Margaret Macrae Lesley Moore Shirley Nicholson Alan Robertson Helen Rogers Allan Seagar
Weightlifting	Don Oliver William Scott
Wrestling	Barrie Courtney Warren Nisbet Ifor Roberts Fred Thomas
Team manager: Colin Kay

v t e 1964 New Zealand Olympic team
Athletics	Bill Baillie Marise Chamberlain John Davies Murray Halberg Jeff Julian Ivan Keats Barry Magee Avis McIntosh Les Mills Doreen Porter Ray Puckett Neville Scott Valerie Young Peter Snell
Boxing	Paddy Donovan Brian Maunsell
Cycling	Laurie Byers Arthur Candy Max Grace Dick Johnstone Des Thomson
Equestrian	Bruce Hansen Graeme Hansen Adrian White
Gymnastics	Pauline Gardiner Theodora Hill Jean Spencer
Field hockey	John Anslow Ernest Barnes Trevor Blake Peter Byers Phil Bygrave Timothy Carter John Cullen Ross Gillespie Bruce Judge Grantley Judge Ian Kerr Brian Maunsell Alan Patterson Bill Schaefer
Rowing	Darien Boswell Mark Brownlee Alexander Clark Peter Delaney Alistair Dryden John Gibbons Peter Masfen Robert Page George Paterson Tony Popplewell Doug Pulman Raymond Skinner Dudley Storey Murray Watkinson Alan Webster
Sailing	Peter Mander Helmer Pedersen Earle Wells
Swimming	Dave Gerrard Vivien Haddon
Weightlifting	Don Oliver
Wrestling	Tony Greig Roy Meehan
Chef de Mission: William Stevenson

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