Adelaide the first stop in Froome’s climb back to the summit
Cycling legend Chris Froome says he is hoping the upcoming Tour Down Under can help him elevate back to the top of cycling in 2023.
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The champ is here! Cycling’s biggest star touches down for SA’s great race
A name synonymous with the sport of cycling has arrived in Adelaide in the biggest coup for the Tour Down Under since disgraced American Lance Armstrong competed.
Climate protesters glue themselves to road
Climate activists have been arrested after gluing themselves to the road in protest against the sponsor of a major international sporting event.
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The making of ‘super talent’ Caleb Ewan
As a 12-year-old, Caleb Ewan was matching it with riders years older than him. It is fitting that over a decade later the rising Australian star continues to punch above his weight on the road to cycling stardom.
Ewan wins again, but Porte retains ochre jersey
With already two wins on the board this week, Aussie Caleb Ewan added a third victory by saluting in Stage 4 of the TDU at Murray Bridge on Friday. However, fellow countryman Richie Porte remains the overall race leader.
Hills hoping race support is marathon, not a sprint
Smiles have returned to the Adelaide Hills as the Tour Down Under returns, but locals want to find ways to keep the spirit alive.
Porte’s powerful win
Richie Porte has a tight grip on the Ochre Jersey after he powered his way to a win in the third stage of the Tour Down Under.
Move over ‘Old Mate’, Fabian is here
Fabian Cancellara says he owes his appearance at the Santos Tour Down Under to his good friend, incoming race director Stuart O’Grady.
Drizners is the best SA road talent to emerge since Dennis
South Australia’s Jarrad Drizners is about to join Hagens Berman Axeon which is run Axel Merckx, son of cycling legend Eddy Merckx.
A grateful town says thank you
Big crowds turned out to watch the Tour Down Under start its leg through fire-damaged countryside in the Adelaide Hills, including some CFS volunteers. Then they saw the signs that were for them.
Dennis destined to be Richie’s menace
There’s only 16 seconds between race leader Caleb Ewan and 2017 and 2015 Santos Tour Down Under winners Richie Porte and Rohan Dennis ahead of a crucial Stage 3 at Paracombe on Thursday.
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