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The Australian National Mountain Bike Series continues this weekend, January 20-22 at Mt Buller in Victoria with round 2 of both the All Mountain Cup and the Gravity Cup. The weekend will begin with the super D, a race open to those competing in both the Gravity and All Mountain Cups. Riders will race nine kilometres down the Mt Buller Delatite trail, with no less than 12 river crossings on the way down one of the longest mountain bike runs in Australia. Racers in both disciplines of the sport will ...
Australian Mountain Bike National Series - Mt Buller Races
Super D
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Point-to-point cross country
Downhill
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Paul van der Ploeg leads the elite men's race
- Katherine O'Shea speeds to second place in the elite women's category
- Tracey Hannah leading the elite women's race
- Dan McConnell celebrates a win
- The start of the elite men's cross country
- Mitchell Scott in the U19 men's race
- Sarah holmes races to 12th in the elite women's category
- James Murphy in the U19 men's race
- Start of the elite men's point to point race
- Sid Taberlay
- Peta Mullens on her way to 9th in the elite women's category
- David McMillan in the U19 men's race
- Thomas Crimmins in second in the U19 men's race
- Current U23 cross country national champion Rebecca Henderson finished third in the elite women's category
- U19 series leader Joey Vejvoda was out of contention with a flat
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