The Australian Jared Graves is undoubtedly the most versatile cyclist of our time. Second overall in the BMX World Cup and sixth at the Olympics, four-time World Champion and three-time overall World Cup winner, third in the 2013 Downhill World Championships and second in the Enduro World Series are just the cornerstones of his success.

Now super athlete Graves is also attacking in cross-country. At the first race of the "Subaru National MTB Season" at Eagle Park in Adelaide, the 32-year-old immediately took the lead. However, Graves doesn't seem to be quite used to riding a hardtail under race conditions and falls over the handlebars twice. Nevertheless, he never relinquished his lead. In the end, not even the defective suspension fork could keep him from victory.