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2009 Victorian State XC – Round 1 results

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

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Round 1 of the Victorian State XC series was held in somewhat inclement weather at the superb Cavagna’s Rd track Sedgwick on the 22nd of November.

Here are the all important results

Elite Men
1st – Adrian Jackson
2nd – Murry Spink
3rd – Neil Van Der Ploeg

Elite Women
1st – Joanna Wall
2nd – Jenni King
3rd – Niki Fisher

Expert Men
1st – Mathew Molan
2nd – Justin Womes
3rd – Scott Kramer

U19 Men
1st – Michael Crosbie
2nd – Callum Middleton
3rd – Josh Sek

U17 Male
1st – Hamish Middleton
2nd – Nathan Caithness
3rd – Ryan Lloyd

U15 Male
1st – Simon Harrington
2nd – Felix Smalley
3rd – Jack Booth

U15 Female
1st – Elizabeth Baker
2nd – Georgette Baker

Veteran Men
1st – Phil Orr
2nd – Andrew Patterson
3rd – Ivan Kallaur

Veteran Women
1st – Jo Williams
2nd – Cristy Harris

Masters Men
1st – Tim McColl
2nd – Steve O’Brien
3rd – Matthew McGill

Supermasters Men
1st – Craig Peacock
2nd – David Ole
3rd – Garry Lewis

Sport Men
1st – Shane Cody
2nd – Jeremy Doolan
3rd – Ansrew Watson

See you all at Round 2 at Beaconsfield on 20 December

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2009 Gravity 12hr Results

Monday, November 9th, 2009

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Gravity 12hr Results
The 2009 Gravity 12hr mountain bike enduro race has been run and won for 2009.

The largest field ever, 620+ riders, turned out in mid to high 30’s degree weather for this year’s edition of the Gravity 12hr at the awesome Rosewhite venue.

The course was once again excellently presented with the short sharp uphills like Heartbreak Hill, Buffalo Way and the Red Carpet all well rewarded with great flowing downhill single tracks like Gravity Drop and Mojo.

The heat was relentless as was the pace set by the top solos and teams.

Here are the results.

Overall
1 – Torq Nutrition (Team of 3) 24 laps
2 – Felt SRAM Racing (Team of 4) 23 laps
3 – Merida Flight Centre Race Team (Team of 3) 22 laps
4 – Mymountain.com.au (Team of 3) 21 laps
5 – EMERGENCY MERKIN (Male Pairs) 20 laps
6 – GIANT BICYCLES Rock and Road (Team of 3) 20 laps
7 – RideInternational.com (Male Pairs) 20 laps
8 – RideInternational.com T3 (Team of 3) 20 laps
9 – KONA 2 (Male Pairs) 20 laps
10 – tres amigos de salsa y rastro (Team of 3) 20 laps

Solo Male
1 – Damian Gillard 16 laps
2 – Justin Matthews 16 laps
3 – Jason Quigley 15 laps
4 – Gareth Syme 14 laps
5 – Scott Welch 13 laps

Solo Female
1 – Jennifer Lemon 11 laps
2 – Ursula Edwards 9 laps

Solo Male 40+
1 – Malcolm Robertson 15 laps
2 – Terry McKean 13 laps
3 – Tim Craig 11 laps
4 – Tom Thoburne 10 laps
5 – David Mentha 9 laps

Male Pairs
1 – EMERGENCY MERKIN 20 laps
2 – RideInternational.com 20 laps
3 – KONA 2 20 laps
4 – Baum Supremacy 19 laps
5 – KONA 1 19 laps

Female Pairs
1 – Team Domestique 17 laps
2 – Jac & Kaz 15 laps
3 – risky chicks 14 laps
4 – A Couple of Lions and a Kiwi 7 laps
5 – From 6 to 2 4 laps

Mixed Pairs
1 – Enamorados 17 laps
2 – Team Sparkies 17 laps
3 – TouCan 16 laps
4 – Vanga Vanga 16 laps
5 – JK & the Inner Tubes 14 laps

Team of 3 – Male
1 – Torq Nutrition 24 laps
2 – Merida Flight Centre Race Team 22 laps
3 – Mymountain.com.au 21 laps
4 – GIANT BICYCLES Rock and Road 20 laps
5 – RideInternational.com T3 20 laps

Team of 3 – Female
1 – Tyred n Shifty 16 laps
2 – DWA Team Tough Talk 14 laps
3 – Mighty Morphin Flower Rangers 8 laps

Team of 3 – Mixed
1 – tres amigos de salsa y rastro 20 laps
2 – On ya bike for Burramys 19 laps
3 – My Mountian Snakes & Ladders 18 laps
4 – arnuts 18 laps
5 – Burkey & Su & Jedi 17 laps

Team of 3 – 40+ Open
1 – podium dodgers 19 laps
2 – Pump ‘n’ Pedals 19 laps
3 – Crankensteins man beasts 16 laps
4 – Rock and Road/Sam Miranda 16 laps
5 – Lard Ons 16 laps

Team of 4 – Male
1 – Felt SRAM Racing 23 laps
2 – Team BDA 18 laps
3 – Weekend at Bernies 18 laps
4 – 1e6mph 18 laps
5 – Cycle Surgery 18 laps

Team of 4 – Female
1 – Top Tarts 16 laps
2 – CFZ 15 laps
3 – XXXX 14 laps
4 – Girls love dirt 13 laps
5 – Rock and Road Racettes 12 laps

Team of 4 – Mixed
1 – Extreme Taper 19 laps
2 – Meandering Maidens 18 laps
3 – Bacon & Fakin 18 laps
4 – over-it 17 laps
5 – Crankstars 17 laps

Team of 4 – School
1 – Sealys Young Guns 17 laps
2 – crankenstein’s bats of despair 15 laps
3 – Team Extreme 14 laps
4 – SSCS 12 laps
5 – Much Faster than Dad 12 laps

Team of 6 – Open
1 – Speed dating singles + 2 TnFnR 18 laps
2 – Rock and Road Racing 17 laps
3 – Beer O’Clock 16 laps
4 – 2s enough 15 laps
5 – Blind Munkee 15 laps

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Forestry Tasmania Mountain Bike Series

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

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TASMANIA’S top mountain bikers, including high profile riders Rowena Fry and Ben Mather will compete at the first of 10 events in the Forestry Tasmania Mountain Bike Series, to be held at Turners Beach in Tasmania’s north west on Sunday.

The series will involve five cross country and five downhill events statewide on Sundays between now and the end of February, with the championship finals to be held at the Tolosa Mountain Bike Park in Glenorchy on Saturday and Sunday March 20 and 21.

The events are being run by the Launceston Mountain Bike Club and the Hobart Wheelers and Dirt Devils and are being sponsored by the Forestry Tasmania/Southern Cross Community Assist program.

Launceston Mountain Bike Club President Ian Smith said it was the sixth year the championships had been held.

The series attracts riders aged from 11-70 across 18 categories, catering for beginners through to national contenders including high profile riders like Rowena Fry, Ben Mather and Sid Taberlay when they can fit these events into their hectic racing schedules” he said.

“These events not only help raise the profile and participation in mountain biking in Tasmania, but also provide a pathway for juniors and elite riders to the national series.”

Mr Smith said the two clubs were proud of their reputation for providing high quality events that cater for people from all walks of life, including families, juniors, beginners, women and the elite.

“In the past 12 months the we have worked hard to bring new people to the sport and have achieved a 100 per cent increase in membership,” he said.

“We strive to create a friendly, fun and approachable environment at all of our events to encourage newcomers and beginners to participate.”

Mr Smith said the series had been significantly boosted through $10,000 in sponsorship and naming rights through the Pride of Tasmania category of the Community Assist program.

“Mountain biking is a healthy, fun, accessible and sustainable activity that often takes place in forests managed by Forestry Tasmania,” he said.

“We are excited about developing an even deeper relationship with Forestry Tasmania.

“The sponsorship will go a long way to develop the statewide series.

“We are also thrilled to be given assistance in working with the media to raise the profile of the sport.”

Forestry Tasmania Mountain Bike Series cross country events will be held on Sundays at:

- Turners Beach in the north west on October 18
- Clarence Mountain Bike Park in Clarence on November 15
- Ben Lomond on November 22
- Hollybank Adventure Forests in the north on December 6
- Kellevie in the south east on December 20

Forestry Tasmania Mountain Bike Series downhill events will also be held on Sundays at:

- Wyena, near Hollybank in the north on October 25
- Tolosa Mountain Bike Park in Glenorchy on November 15
- Hollybank Adventure Forests in the north on December 6
- Wyena on February 28
- Plus a venue and date to be announced

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2009 Scott 24hr Results

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

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The 2009 Scott 24 Hour was held on the 10th/11th October 2009 at Mt Stromlo in Canberra. Once again the Canberra Off Road Cyclists (CORC) put on a great event for all.

 Solo Mens

The solo men’s winner was 27 year old, Jason English of Port Macquarie finishing 23 laps of the course in 24:21:37. Second place went to first time solo rider John Blakenstein with 22 laps in a time of 23:54:48, taking out third was Steve Fitchett with 22 laps in a time of 24:07:53.

 Solo Womens

In the women’s solo division, Victoria’s Jessica Douglas claimed victory for the second year in a row completing 19 laps in 24:01:35, with Trudy Nicholas completing 18 laps in a time of 23:25:43 to take second place and Jacqui Kennett taking out third place with 18 laps in a time of 24:46:06.

 Well done to all the riders.

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