Helensburgh Off Road Cycle Club - HORCC Inc

12/06/2026

Helensburgh does it different, come join us for spectacular racing on 21 June!

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Come and see what our town has to offer!

23/05/2026

The HORCC club would like to give a massive shout-out to our new butcher in town country meat 🙌🏻 Their sausages were next level. Do yourself a favor and check them out! 🤤 🥩

23/05/2026

What a fun social gathering 🤩 shame the rain came in but I only saw riding smiley faces ✌🏻

20/05/2026

Participants must hold an AusCycling off road licence or day licence.

27/04/2026

16/03/2026

HORCC Race Report - Falls Creek DH – VIC Series R5 | National R1 | Oceania Continental Round
What a massive weekend at Falls Creek, hosting Australia’s first ever UCI spec Downhill track for a triple header of racing:
🇻🇨 VIC DH Series Round 5
🇦🇺 National Series Round 1
🌏 Oceania Continental DH Round
The new World Cup style course threw everything at riders — high speed, big rocks, steep chutes and fresh tech — and HORCC riders stepped up in style. 💥
HORCC Results
🔥 Shaun Martin – 5th (Super Masters)
A strong, controlled finals run on one of the toughest DH tracks in the country. Huge ride from Shaun in a stacked field.
🔥 Kalea Krummer – 16th (U17 Men)
Big effort from Kalea on debut at this level, taking on a brutal UCI grade track and holding his own against a deep field of national talent.
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Amazing work from both riders flying the HORCC colours on one of Australia’s biggest DH weekends. 💚🖤
Next Stop National Champs!
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If you're interested in joining HORCC, you can join the club for $10 per year through the Auscycling website, in addition to the membership of your choice:
https://auscycling.org.au/become-a-member

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16/03/2026

HORCC Race Report – SCUM Flow X | Sat 14 Feb 2026

What an awesome day at SCUM’s Flow Cross (Flow X) event! Four fast, flowing timed stages, chilled liaisons, and a great vibe all round — perfect racing conditions for the HORCC crew who turned up and delivered in style.

Our riders smashed it across multiple categories, bringing home two wins and two podiums!

🔥 HORCC Results

🏆 Nash Noonan – 1st (U19 Men)

🏆 Emma Lucchini – 1st (U19 Female)

🥉 John Noonan – 3rd (60+ Male)

🥉 Matt Cady – 3rd (Masters 40–49)

4️⃣ Daniel Lucchini – 4th (50–59 Male)

Check out the link to the event - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1436483101338307

Huge effort from all riders!

If you’ve ever thought about giving MTB racing a go, Flow X is the perfect place to start.

If you're interested in joining HORCC, you can join the club for $10 per year through the Auscycling website, in addition to the membership of your choice:

https://auscycling.org.au/become-a-member

https://auscycling.org.au/find-a-club

Use our interactive club finder to find an AusCycling affiliated club or riding group in your local area.

14/03/2026

Our rigorous testing of the collapsible trail tool continued at today’s HORCC working bee.

A Mammoth day of track maintenance today. Thanks to Chum, Dave E, Adrian V, Rachel and Spoona, Huw, Jarrod, Kalea and Ciaran. Special thanks to the local kids that asked if we were getting paid and offered to swap bikes for tools when we said we were volunteers.

Extra special thanks to Dave Mac who saved the day with the ride on lawn mower, cleaning up the grass up top.

Work will resume at 8am, Sun 15 March. If you’d like to help out, just turn up and say hi.

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16/02/2026

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Thredbo Cannonball Mountain Bike Festival – HORCC Race Report

The 2026 Thredbo Cannonball Mountain Bike Festival delivered an amazing week of racing. Cooler temperatures and timely overnight rain settled the dust, added grip across key sections, and gave riders the confidence to push hard from the first gate drop to the last whistle.

HORCC arrived with a determined squad despite setbacks. Connor Mielke and Mark Krummer were cleared to race only one week prior, yet both produced solid performances. Practice was costly: Kalea Krummer went down and carried injury into racing, while U19 rider Max Thraves copped a stick to the chin that required six stitches. Even so, the team rallied and stacked up impressive results across every discipline.
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Day 1 – All Mountain / Enduro

With moisture lingering in the dirt, the All Mountain stage opened in near ideal Thredbo conditions — firm, grippy and fast in the morning, drying as the day wore on.

HORCC Results
• U15 Men: Charlie Norton 11th; Jett Sullivan - DNS
• U17 Men: Kalea Krummer 9th; Hunter Kent 14th; Sonny Paton 17th
• 40+ Men: Mark Krummer 3rd
• 50+ Men: Shaun Martin 6th
• Amateur Women: Charlie Mielke 4th
• U19 Women: Tyrah Beckinsale 5th; Annie Martin 4th
• Pro Women: Connor Mielke 5th
• Pro Men: Daniel Scobie 5th
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Day 2 – Flow, Dual Slalom & Schralp Off

Overnight rain kept Flow running smoother and quicker than usual early in the week, before drying back into classic Thredbo rough. The evening Schralp Off amped up the crowd before the Dual Slalom, which brought out battles and razor thin margins.

Flow Results
• U15 Men: Charlie Norton 14th; Jett Sullivan 9th
• U17 Men: Kalea Krummer 10th; Hunter Kent 15th; Sonny Paton 20th
• 50+ Men: Shaun Martin 6th
• Amateur Women: Charlie Mielke 2nd
• U19 Women: Tyrah Beckinsale 7th; Annie Martin 5th
• U19 Men: Max Thraves – 35th
• Pro Women: Connor Mielke 9th
• Pro Men: Daniel Scobie – 1st

Daniel didn’t just win — he beat current and former World Champions and UCI World Cup racers, laying down the most impressive Flow run we’ve seen from a HORCC rider. It turned heads across the pits and set the tone for the rest of his week.

Dual Slalom Results
• Charlie Norton 8th
• Kalea Krummer 8th
• Hunter Kent 15th
• Sonny Paton 9th
• Shaun Martin 2nd
• Charlie Mielke 4th
• Tyrah Beckinsale 5th
• Annie Martin 7th
• Max Thraves 25th
• Daniel Scobie 27th
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Day 3 – Downhill Seeding & Pump Track

The earlier rain helped the DH track hold together longer than usual, but by seeding it was still pure Thredbo: square edges, deep holes, and full commitment speeds. Under lights, the Pump Track delivered some of the tightest racing of the week.

Pump Track Results
• Charlie Norton – 1st (WIN!)
• Jett Sullivan 13th
• Kalea Krummer 19th
• Hunter Kent 7th
• Sonny Paton 13th
• Shaun Martin 8th
• Charlie Mielke 2nd
• Tyrah Beckinsale 2nd
• Annie Martin 7th
• Max Thraves – 24th
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Day 4 – Downhill Finals & Invitational Whip Wars

Cool, stable temps helped the early finals runs and the track was running fast. Riders went all in to close out racing.

The festival then shifted to spectacle with Invitational Whip Wars — and this year two HORCC riders, Kalea Krummer and Daniel Scobie, were invited to send it. Both threw huge, stylish whips to massive cheers from the hillside crowd — a proud moment for the club.

Downhill Final Results
• U15 Men: Charlie Norton 7th; Jett Sullivan 9th
• U17 Men: Kalea Krummer 13th; Hunter Kent 15th; Sonny Paton 22nd
• 50+ Men: Shaun Martin 2nd
• Amateur Women: Charlie Mielke 3rd
• U19 Women: Tyrah Beckinsale 7th; Annie Martin 2nd
• U19 Men: Max Thraves 44th
• Pro Women: Connor Mielke 6th
• Pro Men: Daniel Scobie 38th
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Overall Festival Results
• U15 Men
Charlie Norton – 5th
Jett Sullivan – 12th

• U17 Men
Kalea Krummer – 6th
Hunter Kent – 7th
Sonny Paton – 10th

• 40+ Men
Mark Krummer – 15th

• 50+ Men
Shaun Martin – 3rd

• Amateur Women
Charlie Mielke – 4th

• U19 Women
Tyrah Beckinsale – 5th
Annie Martin – 6th

• U19 Men
Max Thraves – 34th

• Pro Women
Connor Mielke – 6th

• Pro Men
Daniel Scobie – 3rd

04/02/2026

HORCC Race Report – Thredbo Gravity Series Round 2: Cruiser Crusher
Round 2 of the Thredbo Gravity Series—the iconic Cruiser Crusher—took over Thredbo on 31 January 2026, sending riders from the top of the Cruiser Chairlift into the fast, unforgiving Paparazzi to Slayground course. The layout remained true to its reputation: short, intense, and offering zero rest as riders had to stay on the gas from start to finish.
Thredbo delivered its classic grassroots racing atmosphere with packed fields and plenty of energy as riders chased valuable points in the four round gravity series.
Conditions were brutal: hot, dry, and extremely dusty, with berms and corners deteriorating rapidly throughout the day. By the afternoon, deep dust pockets and blown out edges made line choice increasingly risky.
And because Thredbo always likes to add an extra challenge, everyones ankles were covered in welts from the March flies.
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HORCC Rider Results
U13 Men
• Jaxon Kane – 10th place
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U15 Men
• Charlie Norton – 12th place
Lost his chain right out of the gate yet delivered an incredible effort.
• Archie Forbes – 21st place
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U17 Men
• Kalea Krummer – 6th place
• Sonny Paton – 8th place
• Dan Tapp – 34th place
• Jake Martin – 42nd place
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U19 Women
• Annie Martin – 1st place
A dominant win—fast enough to take 1st place in Open Women. One of the standout runs of the entire weekend, she also beat her dad, taking home the family bragging rights.
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U19 Men
• Oliver Ball – 4th place
• Kade Taunton – 19th place
• Ciaran Ahern – 22nd place
• Nash Noonan – 23rd place
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Open Men
• Daniel Scobie – 4th place
A brilliant run, finishing just 0.77 seconds behind Tim Eaton—an incredibly tight margin in an elite field.
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30–39 Men
• Michael Tapp – 7th place
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40–49 Women
• Agatha Williams – 5th place
Strong and stable riding, handling blown out corners with poise.
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40–49 Men
• Mark Chisnall – 7th place
A strong run, despite a big moment when he blew a foot off the pedal trying to show off for the camera!
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50+ Women
• Kim Scobie – 4th place
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50+ Men
• Shaun Martin – 6th place
• John Noonan – 17th place
• Jeff Scobie – 20th place

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