Feature - Cobra Mountain

Feature - Escape From Cobra Mountain

thra0064-1 Welcome to the newest MTB Marathon for Australia, Escape from Cobra Mountain. Based out of Pub Hill Farm at Narooma, the race offers 3 different courses of 60km, 120km & 100 miles.

Escape from Cobra Mountain discovers all new MTB terrain, takes you deep into rainforest gullies, and high over old logging trails where bullocks once transported mine supplies between Wagonga Inlet and the Tuross River, all in the shadows on the famous Mt. Dromedary.

As much about the journey as about the race, Escape from Cobra Mountain is exhilarating yet gruelling, tranquil yet breathtaking, with amazingly grand yet undiscovered riding trails.

5th December 2010, Narooma, NSW

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Feature - SRAM Singletrack Mind Series

With 4 rounds of the 5 event series completed, the 'SRAM Singletrack Mind Series – Protected by Brave Soldier' has been quickly hailed as the premier enduro MTB series in NSW. The racing has been close and exciting with names such as Rockstar's Craig Gordon, Yeti's Paul Rowney and Giant's Josh Carlson in regular attendance, but even with the high profile riders the events have been notable for the relaxed vibe and good will on track - riders of all standards having a great time!

The season finale - Round 5 on the famed trails of Appin is coming up soon on September 25 and will be a very special event for a number of reasons!

25 September – WMBC track, Appin

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Feature - Highland Fling

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Alpine Assault - Victoria's High Country Marathon

Race Reports and Results

Sunday, 06 December 2009 10:26

125 riders hit the Victorian High Country yesterday for the Inaugural running of the Alpine Assault 100km marathon.

Starting on the trails at Falls Creek overall the riders were in for 2,800 metres of vertical gain and 4,000 metres in vertical loss. With the numers stacking in the right direction the riders left Falls Creek and ended up at the Big Hill Mountain Bike Park in Mt Beauty.

In the mens 100km Paul Van der Ploeg used his local knowledge to edge out Joshua Carlson by 3 minutes 30 seconds in a time of 4 hours 29 minutes, with Mark Fenner finishing third a further 38 seconds back.

Tory Thomas took the 100km womens win in a time of 5 hours 15 minutes 25 minutes up on second place Joanna Wall with Jenni King rounding out the top three.

Check out the full results at the Alpine Assault website here.