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Qualifying took place under blue skies and at the end of the day times were tight across all categories! It can be hard to read into each result but one thing is for sure, racing is going to be close! Graeme Mudd took the fastest qualifier by just 0.25 seconds from Jack Moir, third was Tom Crimmins, fourth Chris Kovarik and fifth was Timmy Eaton. For the women Danni Beecroft was the fastest, Sarah Booth was just 0.46 arrears, Tegan Molloy was third, fourth was Kellie Weinert and rounding out the top five was Michelle Crisp.

Solid action in the female racing as well with qualifying tight before finals.

Tegan Molloy bursting out of the sunlight.

In the juniors recent GT Bicycles factory signing Jackson Frew edged out Remy Morton. Looking at the junior women it was Sian A’Hern who was the fastest qualifier with Jessica Sergo second.

Jaime Black getting some welcome relief courtesy of a tasty snack!

David McMillan aka Mayhem Dave doing his thing.

Remy Morton wasn't fazed! — Remy Morton wasn’t fazed!

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For round 2 of the Mountain Bike Australia (MTBA) national series we head to the nation’s capital, Canberra and Mount Stromlo. This park has held world championships, world cups, countless national and state races so it is a well known beast. A lot of riders have commented that it is fun to ride but hard to race, especially with the large sprint at the end. With the first days of practice done we have RF Photographics giving us a run down on the event so far.

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There was plenty of line choice/discussion near the top of the track as riders could gain valuable seconds here.

The competition in the women's class is going to be tight. — The competition in the women’s class is going to be tight.

Chris Kovarik was smashing out runs all day, definitely a force to be reckoned with this weekend!

Guess who's bike.... — Guess who’s bike….

Maybe there was an unofficial whip competition?

It seems fitting to fly the flag in the nation's capital for a national round! — It seems fitting to fly the flag in the nation’s capital for a national round!

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Race 4 of the NSW/ACT State Series went off over the weekend at Mount Stromlo, this was of course home to the 2009 World Championships. A stacked field including juniors who have recently returned from the World Championships made up the field.A�Check out this exclusive edit from Ty Bowmaker (www.facebook.com/captyvatemedia) of the weekend.

Elite Men:

1. Graeme Mudd

2. Joe Vejvoda

3. Ben Cory

4. Tim Eaton

5. Ricky Boyer

Under 19 Male:

1. Andrew Crimmins

2. Brent Smith

3. Aiden Varley

4. Angus McCarthy

5.A�Joel Willis

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Mt Stromlo a�� Australian National Round 2 – Qualifying

Mt Stromlo – Australian National Round 2

ACT/NSW State Series – Race 4 – Stromlo