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The Crocodile Trophy is an Australian mountain bike stage race primarily held in North Queensland. It's a challenging marathon event renowned for its demanding course through rugged outback terrain and extreme weather conditions. The race attracts elite professional mountain bikers and experienced amateur riders seeking a grueling test of endurance and technical skill.
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Crocodile Trophy ranks #110 of 577 in the Cycling Race ranking, behind GP de Plouay-Bretagne, ahead of Amstel Gold Race.
Legendary ultra-endurance MTB stage race, brutal and distinctive; niche field depth limits universal prestige.
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What kind of race is the Crocodile Trophy?
The Crocodile Trophy is a highly demanding mountain bike stage race held annually in Australia. It is widely considered one of the oldest and toughest mountain bike stage races in the world.
Where does the Crocodile Trophy take place?
The race primarily takes place in the tropical region of North Queensland. Riders traverse rugged outback terrain, crossing creeks, cattle stations, and dusty mining roads.
How long is the Crocodile Trophy race?
The race typically spans about 8 to 10 days, broken down into individual daily stages. Cyclists cover an approximate total distance of 600 to 800 kilometers during the event.
What type of weather conditions do riders face in the Crocodile Trophy?
Riders must endure extreme weather conditions typical of the Australian outback. This includes blistering heat, high humidity, sudden tropical downpours, and thick, ride-slowing mud.
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