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The 2010 Australian Solo 24-hour Mountain Bike National Championships will take place this weekend at Majura Pines in Canberra. Over 100 riders will compete for the title of National Champion in both open and age-based categories. Riders will be racing the well-known Majura Pines trails, with a nine-kilometre course set to challenge all. The winning rider will traditionally complete over 40 laps non-stop in the 24 hours, resulting in a total of approximately 400 kilometres of riding. Canberra Off-Road ...
Australian 24-hour Solo National Championships Race photos
Jason English on the stage from Cooma to Bermagui
- At the start, Australia's top 24 hour riders lead the field for a rolling lap in memory of James Williamson, from L to R, Jason English, Andy Bell, Dan Mackay, Brett Bellchambers, True Swain.
- The Men's podium, L to R, Brett Bellchambers (4th and 1st Singlespeed), Andy Fellows (2nd), Jason English (Australian Champion), Scott Chancellor (3rd), Ed McDonald (5th and 2nd Singlespeed)
- Karen Taylor (21st)
- Solo Singlespeed winner, and 4th overall, Brett Bellchambers
- Meaghan Binder topping up in the feed zone on Sunday morning
- Garry James (11th overall and winner of the 45-49 category) in the feed area on Sunday morning.
- Peter Johnson (37th)
- Steve Timbrell (49th)
- Single Speed rider Phillip Byron (7th in single speed) gets his photo taken by Australian Under 15 XC Champion Zoe Binder.
- Taylor Charlton was the impressive winner of the 12 hour (7+5) category for Under 18 riders. His 23 laps in 12 hours was exactly half of the 24 hour men's winner Jason English's 46.
- Shawn Sabre (34th) early on Sunday morning
- Monica Skjerve (20th)
- Jess Douglas with the end (and victory) in sight.
- Kevin Wells comes throught he pines on the final lap of the race on Sunday.