2012 Act Belong Commit Dwellingup 100 Mountain Bike Race Video

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The 2012 Act Belong Commit Dwellingup 100 was a huge event with a record field of 900 riders taking part in the challenge to race over 14, 40 or 100 kilometres through some of Western Australia's premier mountain biking country.

The 100 kilometre race was won by Canberra's Andy Blair in a record time but the Australian Marathon Champion didn't have it all his own way. Local rider and former winner of the event, Jon Gregg, led Blair with a few kilometres to go. The winner was decided in an exciting sprint finish with only one second separating the pair after more than four hours of racing. Third place went to Dave Hind who rode the final 25 kilometres of the course with a heavily buckled front wheel.

Team Hays rider, Leonie Burford, took out the women's win from Melanie Webb and Stefanie Van Amerongen.

Local star and Australian Junior Champion, Reece Tucknott successfully defended his title in the 40 kilometre race and is itching get amongst the 100 kilometre course as soon as he is old enough!

To keep track of planning for next year's event, "Like" the TriEvents Facebook page or visit the event website at www.dwellingup100.com.au

Clip by Falling Leaf Video (www.fallingleafvideo.com.au)

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