Red Bull Hardline: Tasmania Final Results

The dust has settled on the inaugural Red Bull Hardline: Tasmania and the race has already cemented itself as an instant classic. Another cherry on top was that the legend Rob Warner was in the announcer's booth. It goes without saying how good it was to hear him announcing a downhill race again.

Ireland's Ronan Dunne took the win with an absolute heater and you can see that winning run below.

Dunne set the high mark with the seven fastest racers in qualifying yet to drop. No one could touch his blisteringly fast time of 3:08 and the only rider to come close was the number one seeded Bernard Kerr.

But perhaps the most interesting storyline of the whole event was Louise-Anna Ferguson, one of two women to compete in the finals. She had two massive crashes on the course yet still managed to get up and finish the race.

Here are the complete results from the race.

Rónán Dunne (IRL) 3:08.145

Bernard Kerr (GBR) 3:10.021

George Brannigan (NZL) 3:11.021

Matteo Ingiuez (FRA) 3:13.047

Connor Fearon (AUS) 3:13.469

Laurie Greenland (GBR) 3:14.177

Sam Gale (NZL) 3:14.700

Sam Blenkinsop (NZL) 3:14.721

Theo Erlangsen (RSA) 3:15.807

Gaeton Vige (FRA) 3:15.844

Brook MacDonald (NZL) 3:16.607

Baxter Maiwald (AUS) 3:18.072

Adam Brayton (GBR) 3:18.508

Thibault Laly (FRA) 3:18.727

Kaos Seagrave (GBR) 3:20.832

Vincent Tupin (FRA) 3:21.447

Jim Monro (GBR) 3:22.525

Dennis Luffman (GBR) 3:25.487

Johny Salido (MEX) 3:36.340

Remy Morton (AUS) 3:45.607

Matt Jones (GBR) 3:54.107

Gracey Hemstreet (CAN) 3:56.586

Reed Boggs (USA) 3:59.562

Thoomas Genon (BEL) 4:19.916

Louise-Anna Ferguson (GBR) 5:08.412

Dan Booker (AUS) DNF

Jackson Goldstone (CAN) DNF

One interesting tidbit here too is that the qualifying times were significantly faster than the finals times meaning that the course probably got considerably more blown out between the heats. That really goes to show what a difference a day of riding on dry trails can make.

Related: Red Bull Hardline Men's Qualifying Results

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