SA State Championships – Fox Creek

Some would say it is the biggest race of the year! Spearheaded by current World Cup pros Connor Fearon and Troy Brosnan the South Australian State Championships were guaranteed to be interesting! Continue reading “SA State Championships – Fox Creek” →

September 20, 2018

2016 Inside Line Rd 3 – Fox Creek

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For round 3 of the Inside Line South Australian State series we were back at the ever faithful Fox Creek – we were last there for the National Enduro round. This race was dedicated to men’s health week which was a fitting show of support. We were fortunate enough to have some great photographers on the (wet) ground to bring you all some images from the day! Results can be found on the Inside Line website, enjoy:

Don't let this pic fool you, the action was red hot! — Don’t let this pic fool you, the action was red hot!

The track conditions were trying after a large amount of rain.

Not that these guys cared and yes that is the biggest/loudest airhorn EVER!

Always good to get out riding with your mates plus you might see world cup pro or two!

Hanging out before and during the race meant trying to keep warm!

... Corner for dough! — … Corner for dough!

Shelly Flood took the win in the female class.

Connor Fearon took the win in the men's race. — Connor Fearon took the win in the men’s race.

The myth... kaneophoto #cracko — The myth… kaneophoto #cracko

One of the fastest mechanics in the business, no doubt, Henry Blake tipping it in!

Getting in the zone... Left or right swipe?! — Getting in the zone… Left or right swipe?!

This gives you an idea what the riders were up against!

That’s a wrap!

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June 21, 2016

2016 Inside Line Rd 2 Eagle – User Contribution

Here at Downhill247 we love when the under dog, the black-horse, whatever you want to call it gets up for the win! We also love supporting up and coming photographers, we have seen photographers go from local races and reporting here to world cups and becoming team photographers!

Recently we received an email from Trent Wallace Photography, he has taken a few images we thought we would share with you. Trent is a beginner mountain bike photographer located in Adelaide and is passionate about taking pics for others to enjoy! See the race through his eyes below.A�Read on with Trent’s words below:

Dropping into a great weekend of racing!

“After a full week of editing photos from practice and race day I have chosen some of my favourites to share. All other photos will be posted up on my Facebook page (here) within the next few days. Enjoy!”

Luke Bradey taking out second in Under 17s.

Connor Fearon throwina�� some whips during practice before his World Cup race in Fort William.

Sam Walter dropping into second in Expert Men.

Follow Trent on Facebook page (here) or Instagram @trentwallyyphotog

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June 6, 2016

2016 Inside Line Rd 1 – Mt Gambier

Here we are again the first round of the SA state series, what with all the busyness of nationals it certainly doesn’t feel like 6 months since state champs.

The first round takes us south to Mount Gambier. At track walk it looked a relatively untechnical track, fast, smooth and short. As you’ll see in the following photos it would be the complete opposite once 100+ riders hit the track it being so dry it turned super rutted and soft.

The dirt was volcanic ash so it stuck to everything and was ankle deep powder

To say it was loose would be an understatement. Every run the ruts would be different

If you come off you would look a lot like this

Taking a face full of dirt for the photo

Throwing whips before the takeoff was too rutted

Long weekend away rounds are more than just about racing #allthelads

If you could make a run without putting it down you were on a sick one

With such a good event this year hopefully we'll be returning in future years to bigger an better tracks — With such a good event this year hopefully we’ll be returning in future years to bigger an better tracks

Swiping right passing time until race runs

"You gotta ride it like a moto plough into it and swing off the back" - Callum — “You gotta ride it like a moto plough into it and swing off the back” – Callum

U19's winner Callum Dawes — U19’s winner Callum Dawes

Craig yates first race back in a while and takes 5th place

Hey Darcy Grooby whats 2+2? sliding into 4th today

Conor Clancy seeded fastest but wasn't able to put it together come race time 2nd place for him this weekend. — Conor Clancy seeded fastest but wasn’t able to put it together come race time 2nd place for him this weekend.

The local boy Callum Morrison produced the goods to snag his first elite win.

Grandma Morrison next in line for the Champagne.

Hanging in trees getting them different camera angles

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April 27, 2016

SA State Championships – Willunga

Racing downhill was the focus of the weekend!

The 2015 South Australian state series wrapped up over the weekend with the state championships at Willunga. Initially slated to be held at Fox on a new track it looks like we will have to wait until season 2016 for that!

Plenty of serious set ups were spotted around the pits.

Some more thought provoking than others... — Some more thought provoking than others…

It was the action on the track we were really interested in!

Initially conditions looked good, as usual though the wind was the real issue. In fact over the weekend it was probably a major player in many of the crashes of which, unfortunately, there were a few! Healing vibes to everyone that had a dirt nap.

Never what you want to see at a downhill race (or anywhere for that matter)!

Back to racing and whilst there were delays due to the need to ensure injured riders were cared for, everybody was understanding – if you were in the same situation you would appreciate it! The track had a few minor alterations, most noticeably the ‘whoops’ jumps section (after a few crashes it was obvious they were definitely causing a few ‘whoops’ moments).

The woops caught out plenty of riders, including Shelly Flood, who flew past us only to go down in a heap as she got to the woops section. — The whoops caught out plenty of riders, including Shelly Flood, who flew past us only to go down in a heap as she got to the whoops section.

The corners just prior to that section were fun for riders... — The corners just prior to that section were fun for riders…

There were plenty of riders roosting the corner, Matt Taylor providing one of the best examples!

As always the results from the weekend can be found on the Inside Line website, we have a huge pool of images to show you thanks to RFPhotographics and Kaneophoto (their details are at the end of the article) so enjoy!

There were a range of bikes being ridden, from enduro bikes to full blown downhill rigs.

Riding was hot across all the categories.

It was great to see all the women tackling the track!

Connor Fearon was giving out free lessons to anyone that watched him ride through the whoops.

Henry Blake hasn't been doing as much riding lately as he would like but a 5th in elite shows he still has it! — Henry Blake hasn’t been doing as much riding lately as he would like but a 5th in elite shows he still has it!

In some sections it was faster to tuck and cruise than pedal into the wind.

Practice was all about riding with your mates and having a good time.

Line choice was something that had many riders redoing sections to find seconds.

There wasn't much shade on the hill it must be said! — There wasn’t much shade on the hill it must be said!

There was a crowd on hand to watch riders as they took on the course and they were rewarded with some great riding.

The views from the course were fabulous darling!

A massive thanks to these two! Kaneophoto and RFPhotographics for their wizadry behind the glass! — A massive thanks to these two! Kaneophoto and RFPhotographics for their wizardry behind the glass!

The rocks caused more than a few punctures!

Ouch! Jackson Davis sent the final step down (on his little bike) and didn't quite hold it, he was okay though! — Ouch! Jackson Davis sent the final step down (on his little bike) and didn’t quite hold it, he was okay though!

Connor Fearon was always going to be the rider to beat and comfortably took the 2015 state championship!

That wraps up the 2015 season and what a great one it was! Thanks to the club and everyone that helped out, roll on 2016.

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October 21, 2015

SA State Series a�� Round 5 a�� Eagle

Saturday's weather was questionable... — Saturday’s weather was questionable…

Off we went to Eagle Mountain Bike Park for round 5 of the Inside Line SA State Series, there were a few choice additions/changes tot he track and the way it was bunted. The steep chute coming into the bridge a third of the way down the track was catching a few people out! Especially during practice on Saturday when conditions were less than ideal, in fact a lot of riders were of the opinion that a few runs on Saturday were enough before they headed home to start the long task of cleaning up!

For all the results head toA�www.insideline.com.au

As always RFPhotographics gives us a visual recap of the action;