SAM HILL

Sam News

MAR 21, 2012

Brosnan and Hill at MTB World Cup

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Monster Energy Specialized Australian dynamic duo of Sam Hill and Troy Brosnan returned to World Cup racing this week in South Africa.
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FEB 27, 2012

Troy Brosnan Wins 2012 Australian National Championships!

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Another 1-2 finished for Team Monster Energy-Specialized riders Troy Brosnan and Sam Hill who both attended the Australian National Championships at the Eagle Farm track in South Australia over the weekend. With both riders keen to claim the elite title, there was a healthy friendly rivalry with the pair after coming off some close results in the National series. Troy and Sam have been going 1-2 for the whole Australian season and expectations were high for the duo.
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FEB 07, 2012

1-2 and 3 in a row for Brosnan and Hill!

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Australian National Series round 3 // Canberra, Australia- February 5, 2012
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About Sam

A pretty cool name for one of the world’s elite downhill mountain bike racers, huh? Dropped of by The Stork in Australia on July 21, 1985, Hill is a member of the mighty Monster Energy Iron Horse race outfit. After cranking the pedals into some notoriety in his native Australia, the 19 year old was tapped by Iron Horse bikes to race in anger for the Madcatz Iron Horse team in the 2003 Junior World Cup point series. Hill, feeling gravity’s pull, continued to excel and within two years was heading towards the top of the point tables in the globetrotting UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale) World Downhill Championship. It all came good for Hill in 2006 when he won the UCI World Downhill Championship.

 

He backed it up with another World Downhill Championship in 2007. Slamming home his dominance in the super-aggressive, go for broke downhill disciplines of mountain bike racing, in ’07 the Monster Energy-motivated Australian also snagged the UCI Men’s Elite Downhill World Cup. While winning World Cup events in 2008, Hill was forced to relinquish the World Cup to Greg Minnaar. Hill also placed third to United Kingdom-based riders Gee Atherton and runner-up Steve Peat in the 2008 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in Val di Sole, Italy. No sweat, though, as Hill will be back in 2009 riding pell-mell down mountains and hair raising steep hills in an effort to win is rightful titles back.