2012 Events are confirming their dates, but 2011 still has to run its course. Where could you be this coming month – what should you look into for next year?
Archives for September 2011
Briars Highland Fling: Pre-race Recce with mtnbike.com.au and MarathonMTB.com
Half Fling, Full Fling, 100 Mile Fling… whatever your poison, knowing the course and refreshing the basics on preparation can reap huge rewards. With the help of MTNBike.com.au and MarathonMTB.com, finish your year on a Marathon high!
Kathrin Stirnemann set for her DCM Cape Pioneer Trek debut
Swiss hoping the cattle keep to themselves as she targets a strong performance in South Africa. Six-day tour kicks off on October 17.
More 2012 Previews: The Tour-Grischa
You may have to skip a Marathon or two, but this Stage Race in 2012 should be worth it. This is in a European Mountain Biking playground!
STM Round 5: Another perspective
The same course, the same day – but a different rider and circumstances. Mountain Bike races have at least one story for every person who puts a number on.
2012: Progression of the UCI MTB Marathon Series
Chase the races and chase some points. The UCI MTB Marathon Series may allow you to represent your country at the Marathon World Championships. Or it will allow you to have a great travel and racing experience!
Matthew Duggan’s Blog: Lots to do!
Matt heads for the Brecon Beacons for his (muddy) introduction to marathon racing. There he learns some lessons that he’ll take with him into the winter ahead.
Stopforth returns to the DCM Cape Pioneer Trek
After gritting it out with three broken ribs at last year’s race Ischen Stopforth will return with Catherine Williamson to challenge for the women’s title.
Trans Hungary: A rider’s perspective part 1
Robert Matusek sets out on his home race not knowing what to expect. On stages one and two however, he finds himself in flying form as the heat rises in Hungary.
Graeme Arnott: Mt Annan race report
The dust and rocks of Mt Annan may well prove a good training ground for the Croc Trophy. Let’s hope for better preparation in October!