Crocodile Trophy 2017

The Crocodile Trophy 2017 was a thrilling mountain bike stage race that took place from 16th September to 23rd September. The race started in Cairns and ended in Port Douglas, covering a distance of over 600 kilometers. This event is known as one of the toughest and most adventurous MTB stage races in the world, attracting professional and amateur cyclists from all over the globe.

The race course of the Crocodile Trophy 2017 was a challenging mix of single trails, dirt roads, and farm tracks, taking the riders through the beautiful landscapes of Tropical North Queensland. The riders had to face the harsh conditions of the Australian Outback, including extreme heat, rough terrain, and the ever-present danger of crocodiles. Despite these challenges, the race was a great success, with participants praising the organization and the unique experience.

The Crocodile Trophy 2017 was won by Belgian rider Stijn Van Boxstael, who completed the race in a total time of 26 hours, 30 minutes, and 26 seconds. The women's category was dominated by Australian rider Sarah White, who finished the race in 31 hours, 19 minutes, and 56 seconds. The event was a great showcase of endurance, determination, and cycling skills, and it once again confirmed its status as one of the most prestigious MTB stage races in the world.