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Welcome to the 2008 Australian 24hr Mountain Bike Race
Welcome to the website of the original, and the best, Australian 24hr Mountain Bike Race, brought to you by Canberra Off-Road Cyclists (CORC).
This year we are celebrating a "Decade of Dirt" the 10th Anniversary of Mountain Biking in Canberra.
Entries are now open
Don't miss out get your entry in now
Corporate Packages
Corporate Packages are a great way to show case your organisation and are a great team building activity. Tents are in a highly visible area, in the thick of all of the action on the side of the criterium track.
24hrs of Adrenalin Solo Mountain Bike Championships
The agreement between Canberra Off-Road Cyclists and 24hrs of Adrenalin means that there are unlimited qualifying places from both the NZO Australian Solo 24hr MTB Championship (conducted at Easter by CORC )and the Australian 24hr MTB Championships on 13-14 October.
You can check out the detailed rules for qualifying on the 24hrs of Adrenalin website.
Basically, subject to the 24hrs of Adrenalin conditions, you will get a 20% discount on the entry. And, if you do more than 75% of the laps of the winning solo male/female rider, you can enter the Worlds in the Elite male/female class. If you do more than 50%, you can enter the age categories.
About CORC
Established in 1988, Canberra Off-Road Cyclists (CORC) is the largest mountain bike club in Australia. CORC affiliated with Mountain Bike Australia in 1999 as an MTBA Foundation Club. The CORC membership base also covers nearby regions such as regional NSW and northern Victoria, with members joining the club from right across Australia.
CORC offers a variety of competitive and social activities for riders of all ages and abilities. The club runs about 70 racing events each year, ranging from weekly dirt-crits to the biggest 24hour race in the world, the Scott 24. Arms of the club look after regular Downhill events as well as, Four Cross, Olympic format Cross Country.
CORC also sponsors and runs the ACT Schools Mountain Bike Championships – a four hour enduro format for junior, senior and college riders. The 2007 event hosted nearly 500 riders – all of them competing (and eating) for free.