Cannonball MTB Festival: Thrilling Races Continue in Thredbo

Things are far from slowing down at Thredbo as the Cannonball MTB Festival charges ahead with another day packed full of high-energy racing. With top-tier competition, roaring crowds, and adrenaline-fueled events, the festival continues to deliver non-stop thrills for racers and spectators alike.

Fox Flow Motion Cup Wraps Up with a Bang

The final stage of the Fox Flow Motion Cup kept riders on their toes today, with the remainder of the over 500 competitors crossing the finish line. The energy was electric as fellow riders and fans lined the course, cheering each competitor through their last push to the end. This endurance-focused race tested not only speed but also flow and technique, making it a true highlight of the festival.

Maxxis Dual Slalom Heats Up Friday Flat

As the sun dipped behind the mountains, the Maxxis Dual Slalom took center stage, drawing a lively crowd eager for head-to-head racing action. Set on the Friday Flat ski slope, this fast-paced event featured tight turns and off-camber grassy sections from top to bottom, creating the perfect stage for high-speed drifts and daring maneuvers.

After an intense round of qualifying, the top competitors battled it out for podium positions. The pro men’s podium saw Luke Meier-Smith take 1st, followed by Sam Butler in 2nd, and Thomas Locke rounding out 3rd. In the pro women’s category, Caroline Buchanan secured the top spot, with Leanna Curtis in 2nd and Sacha Mills in 3rd.

With more racing to come, the Cannonball MTB Festival is proving once again why it’s one of the most anticipated mountain biking events in the country. Stay tuned for more action as the festival continues to push limits and deliver unforgettable moments on the trails of Thredbo!