Flash Result: Round 3 Australian National Series Mount Stromlo

The third round of the Australian National Series at Mount Stromlo got off to a wet start with Friday’s practice being held in downpour conditions. Most riders chose to take practice easy knowing that the conditions would improve for Saturday and Sunday. Fortunately they did andA�conditions for the race were good. Full report to follow.

Elite Men:

1. Troy Brosnan 2.14.40

2. Sam Hill 2.16.85 + 2.45

3. Todd Madsen 2.20.19 + 5.79

4. Ricky Boyer 2.20.65 + 6.25

5. Tim Eaton 2.20.72 + 6.32

Elite Women:

1. Tracey Hannah 2.38.78

2. Lisa Mathison 2.53.71 + 14.93

3. Madeline Taylor 2.55.32 + 16.54

4. Claire Whiteman 2.58.11 + 19.33

5. Michelle Crisp 3.00.64 + 21.86

Under 19 Men:

1. Connor Fearon 2.19.66

2. Joe Vejvoda 2.22.02 + 2.36

3. Luke Ellison 2.22.68 + 3.02

4. Trent Pirribauer 2.22.73 + 3.07

5. Dave McMillan 2.23.13 + 3.47

Under 19 Female:

1. Danielle Beecroft 2.50.11

2. Gemma Greentree 4.16.02 + 1.25.91
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Round 2 Australian National Series – Mt. Buller Finals

The number 1 plate for a reason, a successful weekend for Monster Specialized, both riders' results must make them hungrier for the next round though... Photo: Sean Anderson

A dry dusty track greeted riders for racing, this year the track followed the ‘old’ line, featuring a wooden wall ride to drop, rather than the switchbacks used last season when conditions were wet and slippery!

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Flash Result: Round 2 Australian National Series Mount Buller

Mount Buller is always a good addition to the racing calendar.

Round 2 of the Australian National Series in Mount Buller has just wrapped up a good weekend or week of racing (depending if you raced the Vic DH Series there last weekend). This weekends’ race saw the succesful debut of Bryn Atkinson who finished 2ndA�and Jill KintnerA�3rd on their new Norco bikes. Full report and pictures to come, results below:

Elite Men:

1. Troy Brosnan 3.14.14

2. Sam Hill 3.19.49 + 5.35

3. Bryn Atkinson 3.20.36 + 6.22

4. Ricky Boyer 3.22.31 + 8.17

5. Rhys Atkinson 3.22.99 + 8.85

Elite Women:

1. Tracey Hannah 3.48.04

2. Jill Kintner 3.55.69 + 7.65

3. Shelly Flood 4.06.91 + 18.87

4. Madeline Taylor 4.18.86 + 30.82

5. Trudy Nicholas 4.29.56 + 41.52

Under 19 Men:

1. Connor Fearon 3.20.68

2.A�Tom Crimmins 3.24.59 + 3.91

3. Jack Moir 3.24.69 + 4.01

4. Dean Lucas 3.26.80A�+ 6.12

5. Henry Blake 3.27.97 + 7.29

Under 19 Women:

1. Danielle Beecroft 7.18.49
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Flash Results: Round 4 Vic DH Series – Mt Buller

The fourth round of the Vic State Series was held in Mount Buller this weekend, one week before the National Round is due to be held there. The infamous ‘International’ race track combinesA�a series of rock gardens, tight switchbacks, corners and hi speed sections to form a track favoured by racers as one of the best races on the calendar. Racing was tight with a stacked field, no doubt some riders choosing to get some practice in before next weeks’ Nationals, results as follows:

Elite Men:

1. Rhys Atkinson 3.24.86

2. Connor Fearon 3.25.581 + 0.73

3. Tim Eaton 3.26.57 + 1.72

4. Liam Panozzo 3.27.76 + 2.91

5. Ricky Boyer 3.27.93 + 3.07

Under 19 Men:

1. Dean Lucas 3.27.05

2. Tom Crimmins 3.31.35 + 4.30

3. Jack Moir 3.32.91 + 5.86

4. Luke Ellison 3.35.19 + 8.14

5. Nicholas Bohle 3.37.20 + 10.15

We had a quick chat with Connor Fearon about his run, this is what he had to sayA�”it was pretty good, had a few mistakes but nothing major, everyone has them.” It will be interesting to see the difference in times compared with next weekends National Round.
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Race Of The Year – 2011 World Championships’ In Review

Dry and dusty all week, everyone knew the rain was going to come but did anyone realise what was going to happen once it did?! Photo: Jacob Gibbins.

A�With the year coming to a close we thought we would look back at, undeniably, the race of the year. The 2011 World Championships in Champery Switzerland. While it may have been over three months ago it is still fresh in our memory. Have a read of how the week went down:

A�A� In the grand scheme of sports, mountain biking is still very young, todaya��s races, riders and results will one day be looked back on as history that formed, shaped and gave mountain biking its identity. Of these races, one will stand out from countless others, the 2011 World Championships in Champery, Switzerland, on the 4th of September.
A�A� The 21st World Championships was held on the infamous Champery track, words cana��t describe how steep this track is and ita��s unrelenting. Riders dona��t get the opportunity to sit down, take a break and roll sections, ita��s a 100% commitment all the way down. The average gradient is 37%, add to this switchbacks, rocks and jumps and you have a legendary course.
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