We headed back up to, what we hoped would be, sunny Queensland for National Champs version 2.0 after the first attempt was cancelled. There was strong field and the weather was much better, RF Photographics takes us on the visual run down of the weekend, enjoy! Continue reading “Aussie National Championships”
Round 1 National Series – Awaba
The first round of the MTBA National series is off and running this weekend in Awaba, our squeeze KaneoPhoto is there snapping and has provided us with some of the highlights thus far.
Pick of the Pics – Bright
The MTBA National Championships are arguably the most important event on the Australian mountain bike calendar and this year were held in Bright, Victoria. We covered the event wit previous articles but we had some images that hadn’t seen the light of day… until now! Enjoy our Pick of the Pics from Bright.
Bright – National Champs Day 3
Day 3 here in Bright and it was much drier today, however, with the rain from yesterday it meant the track conditions were good. There was an early morning practice session before seeding in the afternoon, this allowed everyone to get a feel for their speed before race day. With there being a few apparent issues with getting the results up we can’speculate too much but we do believe for the Senior men it was Connor Fearon fastest followed by Troy Brosnan and then Sam Hill.
Check back tomorrow after finals for more action and images!
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Bright – Australian National Champs Day 1/2
Back in beautiful Bright for the Australian MTB National Champs.
Thursday saw sunny sky’s and warm weather for Track walk. With the weather turning the complete opposite for day 1 of practice on Friday. Rain fell for all morning and early afternoon leaving the track wet and slippery especially on the roots in the forrest.
Thredbo – Australian National Round 3
We headed to Thredbo over the weekend in the picturesque Snowy Mountains for the third round of the MTBA national series. The track is one of the longest, roughest and gnarliest going around, for this round a few changes had been made – the corners and berms were built up which allowed extra speed to be carried across the track. Of course this meant new ‘pseudo’ doubles were being found by riders with their new found speed. This didn’t come without consequences – talk to Curtis Keene who couldn’t race after smashing countless wheels over the weekend. Even more worryingly was Troy Brosnan who crashed and dislocated his shoulder, with the World Cup season getting closer this was an unneeded set back, we know TB though, he will bounce back! Continue reading “Thredbo – Australian National Round 3”