News Road Global MTB racing round up By John-Michael Flynn at Four Mile Beach, Port Douglas Australia published 2 November 2005 Australian National Series 4X #2, Aus (NE) , October 30: Results USA Collegiate MTB National's, USA... Comments Australian National Series 4X #2, Aus (NE), October 30:USA Collegiate MTB National's, USA (NE), October 28-30: MainMTB - Crocodile Trophy, Aus (NE), October 18-30: MainMTB - Australian National Series XC #1, Aus (NE), October 29: Full resultsGet The Leadout NewsletterThe latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors John-Michael Flynn at Four Mile BeachSocial Links Navigation More news2025 Tour of the Alps includes 14,700m of climbing in just 739km and five days of racingThe 2025 UCI calendar could have a major gap as two February races are in doubtLatestPOC Motion commuter jacket review: My long term companion for city ridingSee more latest ► Most PopularAndrey Amador retires after not racing since being run over by a truck in MayStrava plan to restrict third-party apps has users in an uproarPuck Pieterse's cyclocross schedule revealed with World Championships set as 'final destination' US juniors Matthew Crabbe, Ashlin Barry and Enzo Edmonds grab significant wins in cyclocross and on track'Up there with the legends now' – Canadian amateur breaks Strava record for ascent of Mortirolo€17,500 Colnago Steelnovo road bike celebrates the brand’s 70th anniversary'Get back on your feet, then on the bike' - Marta Cavalli to restart her career with DSM-Firmenich PostNLAlberto Bettiol – 'I want to race the 2025 Giro d'Italia in the national champion's jersey'The best cycling jacket on the market will be banned next year, but for now you can get it with a big discount for Black FridayAnother blow-up at Lotto Dstny - Maxim Van Gils reportedly tries to break his contractTotalEnergies manager insists promotion to the WorldTour 'absolutely not' a team goal
