The Men's podium, L to R, Brett Bellchambers (4th and 1st Singlespeed),
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Solo Singlespeed winner, and 4th overall, Brett Bellchambers
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Meaghan Binder topping up in the feed zone on Sunday morning
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Garry James (11th overall and winner of the 45-49 category) in the feed
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Single Speed rider Phillip Byron (7th in single speed) gets his photo
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Taylor Charlton was the impressive winner of the 12 hour (7+5) category
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Shawn Sabre (34th) early on Sunday morning
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Jess Douglas with the end (and victory) in sight.
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Kevin Wells comes throught he pines on the final lap of the race on Sunday.
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Amanda Sanderson on her last lap in the 7+5 category
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The Women's podium, L to R, Jacqui Kennett (4th), Claire Graydon (2nd)
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Finished ! The race is a personal challenge for many.
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The memorial armbands for James Williamson
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Winner Jason English (centre) with his Wife and pit crew Jennii, gets
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Jason McAvoy, 2nd in the world in his age-group on two occasions, had
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The Singlespeed riders display a useful feature on their bikes.
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Women's winner Jess Douglas gets a bit of rest before the presentations.
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Claire Graydon (2nd) being congratulated at the finish.
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Dave McGregorm 64th overall and winner of the Male 60+ category
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Claire Graydon, 2nd in Open Women.
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Andy Fellows, 3rd at the 2009 World Championships, rides his last lap
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Gotta get me one of those number plates.
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Jess Douglas (1st) in the fairy lights
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It was a family weekend for Meaghan Binder (16th) and husband Ben (75th),
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Previous Australian and World competitor Melinda Behrens put the bike
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Dan Mackay made his traditional slow start, but a broken collarbone overnight
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True Swain leading Brett Bellchambers (4th overall and 1st Single Speed)
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Jason English (1st) leads Andy Fellows (2nd) and Scott Chancellor (3rd)
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Single Speed riders Brad Mertens and Rob Paksec during the start.
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At the start, Australia's top 24 hour riders lead the field for a rolling
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Reigning Australian and World Solo 24 Hour Champion Jason English before
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Tributes to James Williamson, 2006 Australian and 2008 World Solo 24 Hour
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Merryl King (13th) gets an update from her support crew in the pits.
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At the other end of the feed zone, riders top up before heading back into
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The helpers in the feed zone get ready for a long night, with some light
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Joel Donney (2008 World U25 Champion) was also a DNF this year.
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Dan Mackay (2nd to Jason English in 2009) gets a helping hand in the pits
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Jess Douglas' night bike ready and waiting in the pits.
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Anne Antrecht rode stronlgy early in the race until a fall and some stitches
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The strain starts to show on the face of Jason English (1st) during a
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John Blankenstein's race finished earlyon Sunday morning this year.
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Removing those last few grams before race start.
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