Italian superstar pulls out of TDU trip
South Australian cycling fans will be disappointed a former superstar of the sport has pulled out of a trip to Adelaide to be a gesut at the Tour Down Under.
South Australian cycling fans will be disappointed a former superstar of the sport has pulled out of a trip to Adelaide to be a gesut at the Tour Down Under.
It is Australia’s greatest cycling race and it’s heading back to Channel 7 with some old and new faces leading the network’s coverage. Here’s how you can follow every stage on Channel 7 and on Advertiser.com.au.
Peter Sagan and his German BORA-Hansgrohe team set to be among the first Tour Down Under competitors to arrive in Adelaide on Friday night.
It’s one of the great challenges for all South Australian cycling enthusiasts — so to give competitors a heads-up on what to expect on the Challenge Tour, we got cycling great Patrick Jonker and average punter Rob Yates to check out the course.
POPULAR Team Sky Welshman Geraint Thomas says he enjoys Adelaide so much that he rates the city as his third home before tackling his seventh Tour Down Under next week.
TOUR Down Under 2005 winner Luis Leon Sanchez’s huge smile greeted the event’s first champion Stuart O’Grady when the two met hours as the Spaniard’s team prepared to start the UCI WorldTour season.
IT’S cycling’s latest competitive craze so there should be no surprise Carpark Climbing sold out within minutes of being offered as part of the 2017 Santos Tour Down Under.
THE original Tour Down Under champion Stuart O’Grady is back in the event, but he won’t be on the bike for the nation’s biggest bike race.
A GIANT peloton is sure to form around track cycling queen Anna Meares when she makes her debut in this year’s Tour Down Under recreational ride.
MILES Scotson’s first professional road race has won him a national championship title on a drama-packed day in Buninyong.
LOTTONL-Jumbo sports director Addy Engels says the melancholy of the 48-hour journey from Amsterdam soon passes when the summer sun kisses his skin in Adelaide.
SHE was born in Germany, but on Sunday Katrin Garfoot became the proud owner of the green and gold jersey after claiming national championship glory.
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