British Team announced for Mountain Bike World Champs
British Cycling has announced a team of 28 riders to travel to Canberra in Australia for the 2009 UCI Mountain Bike and Trials World Championships, taking place on the 1 – 7 September.
Posts Tagged 'Steve Peat'
Minnaar Wins from Hill at Fort William – UCI DH World Cup
Greg Minnaar takes the win powering out the bottom section to beat Sam Hill into 2nd after barn storming the exposed peak at Fort William.
Blenkinsop comes in 3rd followed by Gee Atherton in 4th and Mik Hannah in 5th.
Steve Peat finishes 6th with a broken knuckle suffered at the Lisboa Down Town.
Sabrina Jonnier destroys the field to take the win by just over 9 seconds for the women.
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Peat wins the Lisboa DownTown
Steve Peat continued his dominance of the Nissan Lisboa DownTown urban downhill race this weekend, winning the 10-year-old event for the eighth time.
The Briton beat Aussie Mick Hannah (GT Bicycles) and his own team-mate Greg Minnaar (Santa Cruz Syndicate) to take the top spot.
Results
| 1 Steve Peat (GBr|Santa Cruz Syndicate) | 0:01:38.281 | |
| 2 Mick Hannah (Aus|GT Bicycles) | 0:00:00.185 | |
| 3 Greg Minnaar (RSA|Santa Cruz Syndicate) | 0:00:01.733 | |
| 4 Emanuel Pombo (Por|Liberty/Run&Bike Specialized) | 0:00:02.245 | |
| 5 Roger Gonzalez (Esp|Valnord/Commencal) | 0:00:02.361 | |
| 6 Andrew Neethling (RSA|Trek World Racing) | 0:00:03.763 | |
| 7 Paulo Domingues (Por|Biciplus) | 0:00:03.873 | |
| 8 Marc Beaumont (GBr|GT Bicycles) | 0:00:04.030 | |
| 9 Thibaut Ruffin (Fra|Commencal/Riding Addiction) | 0:00:04.341 | |
| 10 Justin Leov (NZl|Trek World Racing) | 0:00:04.494 | |
| 11 Luis Ferreira (Por|Ventana Garcia Sports) | 0:00:05.158 | |
| 12 Helder Padilha (Por|Team Baeta/NVAuto/Ext.Rid) | 0:00:05.885 | |
| 13 Daniel Wolfe (Irl) | 0:00:06.258 | |
| 14 Marco Fidalgo (Por|Team Berg Sport Zone) | 0:00:06.511 | |
| 15 Josh Bryceland (GBr|Santa Cruz Syndicate) | 0:00:06.968 | |
| 16 Joel Ferreira (Por|Infobtt.com/No Tubes/ND) | 0:00:07.082 | |
| 17 Claudio Loureiro (Por|Team Bike Zone/Scott/ADA) | 0:00:07.108 | |
| 18 Renato Ventura (Por|Team Berg Sport Zone) | 0:00:07.216 | |
| 19 Daniel Pombo (Por|Liberty/Run&Bike Specialized) | 0:00:07.429 | |
| 20 Filip Polc (Slo|MS Evil Racing) | 0:00:07.433 | |
| 21 Leandro Salgueiro (Por|Avalanche/Vitoria de Janes) | 0:00:08.069 | |
| 22 Wallace Miranda (Bra) | 0:00:08.208 | |
| 23 Marcio Ferreira (Por|MCF/Municipio Sao Bras/G) | 0:00:08.458 | |
| 24 Andre Beato (Por|MCF/Municipio Sao Bras) | 0:00:08.500 | |
| 25 Afonso Ferreira (Team Bike Zone/Scott/ADA) | 0:00:16.479 |
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Peat does it again in Andorra!
It’s two in a row for Steve Peat and a UK 1-2 in Valnord, Peat taking the win by 0.02 sec’s ahead of Gee.… keep up the good work boys!
Steve now makes history having won a record 17 World Cup wins.
Peat back on the top!
Steve Peat wins the World Cup Round at La Bresse
Check out Mic Hannah’s new GT downhill prototype at 1:10…
Nice to see Peaty back on top! Congrats and keep up the good work.
