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Whilst Australia's winter Olympians are shredding up the ice and snow in Vancouver, some of the nation's best prospects for London 2012 will be carving up trails of a different kind at Thredbo's alpine playground. The nation's best mountain bikers head to the Snowy Mountains this weekend, February 12-14, for the third leg of the Australian Mountain Bike Series. However Canberra's Heather Logie won't have any time to stop and admire the spectacular scenery this weekend, she has a job to do. After ...
Australian Mountain Bike National Series - Thredbo Sessions
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Cross country
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Short track
Australian Mountain Bike National Series - Thredbo Photos
Many riders dropped a foot out on the slippery corners
- The face of a winner, Lachlan Norris
- Rowena Fry with Heather Logie waiting to pounce from behind
- Leigh Darrell had the measure of the field on the day.
- Michelle Crisp looked quick in the lower sections of the downhill
- Rowena Fry
- Paul Van Der Ploeg headed off the line at a furious pace
- Some riders were content to soak up the atmosphere.
- The sun came out briefly for the veteran men's final.
- Riders wondered if the rain was going to end early in practice.
- Sarsha Huntington was taking it easy after suffering illness.
- Barry Nobles cleans his bike before the finals.
- Joey Vejvoda looked smooth on the muddy Thredbo four cross track.
- The first straight was fast and slick with only two doubles.
- Commentary was provided by Stu Plant in the soggy conditions.
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