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ROCKSTAR RACING’S Craig Gordon is set to return to Solo 24hr MTB racing.

Craig was the 2006 “24 hours of Adrenaline” World Champion. 

He and ROCKSTAR RACING team mate Hamish Elliot became legends in the world of mountain biking as the heroic win in 2006 was documented in Gripped Film’s 24 SOLO. 

Despite having pushed his body beyond its physical limits to win the event , Craig is ready to do it all again.

Ride the long singletrack in the sky.

All of us here at ROCKSTAR will miss you.

A great rider, great competition, and a great mate.

"James Williamson passed away in Ceres, South Africa on Tuesday morning. The former World Solo 24 Hour mountain bike champion had been competing in the Argus Cape Epic Mountain bike race."

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Early on Saturday, the field of more than 1700 lined the streets of Apollo Bay for the start of one of the toughest events on the calendar. With the strongest field ever assembled for a 100km MTB event in Australia, the race for top honours was on from the gun.

After the 1^st hour spent climbing the steep tracks, the field had already split - five times Aussie XC champ Sid Taberlay and Matt Fleming (Clarence Street Cycles) were off the front. Perennial ROCKSTAR Craig Gordon and Lachlan Norris (Drapac Porsche) were close behind.

By the 50km mark positions at the front had changed, Taberlay had a puncture and the 3 remaining riders had been joined by local rider Adrian Jackson. Reaching the final feed zone at 87km, the leaders had begun to test each other. Jackson came through with a 2 minute gap on Norris, with Craig Gordon another minute behind. 

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