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The first downhill round of the 2011-2012 Australian Mountain Bike National Series, known as the Gravity Cup, will happen in Thredbo on December 10-11. The course will be simliar to previous events held in Thredbo. About 3.5km long, it includes 95 percent singletrack and 5 percent fireroad, and it drops from 1937m to 1380m in altitude. Junior downhill world champion Troy Brosnan will be moving up into the elite ranks and competing against the likes of his teammate and former elite world champion ...
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Downhill qualifying
Downhill
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Jared Graves set the fastest time in the elite men's qualifying.
- First year elite rider Troy Brosnan was the fastest man down the mountain
- Elite male racer Tim Eaton
- U17 racer Joel Willis
- Jo Fox, veteran women's winner
- Daniel Lavis in the elite men's race
- U17 racer Ben Dengate
- Under 17 women's winner Tegan Molloy
- Michelle Crisp races to third in the elite women's category
- U17 racer Michael Potter
- U19 men's podium: Thomas Crimmins, Joey Vejvoda, Connor Fearson
- Claire Whiteman on her way to second in the elite women's race.
- Veteran women's winner Daniel Taliana
- U19 women's podium: Ella Scanlan Bloor, Danielle Beecroft, (absent - Gemma Greentree)
- U19 racer Wade Budden
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