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21 November, 2022

Local Snapshots — Thrills and spills from this year's Energy Breakthrough

All the action from the 2022 Energy Breakthrough, in a wild race that provided riders all of the challenging elements

By Maryborough Advertiser

Briagolong Primary School’s Briag Bolters Red needed an almighty push out of pit lane.
Briagolong Primary School’s Briag Bolters Red needed an almighty push out of pit lane.

All the action from the 2022 Energy Breakthrough, in a wild race that provided riders all of the challenging elements.

Avoca Inspiration navigates the hairpin cleanly on the triathlon course.
The EB provided its fair share of drama, including Briagolong Primary School’s Briag Bolters Blue tipping over on its side during Friday practice
Energy Breakthrough had something in store for all attendees, canines like Astro were no exception.
Carisbrook Primary School students Emilia and Danica gave robotics a shot.
Students and onlookers cheered on as the track events progressed.
Haileybury students Keesha and Kirrily prepare for their race.
Teams worked together to power through their races.
Harry from Pembroke School trains hard ahead of the race.
St Augustine’s Primary School on the move.
It might’ve been wet over the weekend but the weather also heated up on a number of occasions — the water was out as celebrations begin for Bendigo’s Earth Mover, winner of the EEV.
Avoca checks in with their rider.
EEV winners Bendigo Senior Secondary College in Earth Mover.
HPV Secondary Overall Winners Hares & Forbes of the Peninsula Human Power Team.
Despite the rain, the EB attracted a strong crowd.
Carisbrook Primary Schools students cheer on their team mate.
Spectators got into the spirit of EB, providing entertainment for riders as they whizzed by.
Highview College students get down to business.
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