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    Greg Minnaar (born 13 November 1981) is a South African World Champion mountain bike racer competing in downhill cycling. He has won four world championships...
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  • union player Dawid Minnaar (born 1956), South African actor Greg Minnaar (born 1981), South African mountain bike racer Maxie Minnaar (died 2020), Namibian...
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  • Greg Minnaar finished in second place, which made the Syndicate the best-ranked UCI Downhill team, seconded by Madcatz Factory Team. 2010 saw Minnaar...
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    Sam Hill Greg Minnaar Steve Peat 2010 Gee Atherton Greg Minnaar Aaron Gwin 2011 Aaron Gwin Greg Minnaar Gee Atherton 2012 Aaron Gwin Greg Minnaar Gee Atherton...
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    time. This record has since been beaten Peat's South African teammate, Greg Minnaar. Other successes include placing second in the Mountain Bike World Championships...
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    to Greg Minnaar and American world cup winner Aaron Gwin. At the world championships in Leogang Austria Gee finished 2nd by 0.58 of a second to Greg Minnaar...
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    Cape and the Pietermaritzburg area in Kwa-Zulu Natal, the hometown of Greg Minnaar. In the Western Cape, the best tracks are Edeouth and Jonkershoek in...
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  •  Greg Minnaar (RSA)  Sam Hill (AUS) 2005 Livigno  Fabien Barel (FRA)  Sam Hill (AUS)  Greg Minnaar (RSA) 2006 Rotorua  Sam Hill (AUS)  Greg Minnaar (RSA)...
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    gearbox from the bicycle after use. Honda chose South African rider Greg Minnaar to debut this bike in 2004 as the then reigning World Downhill Champion...
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    August 2011. Rocky Roads[permanent dead link] "Fort William World Cup - Greg Minnaar has won the DH!". Pinkbike. 5 June 2011. "Archived copy". Archived from...
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