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.
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.
Smiles have returned to the Adelaide Hills as the Tour Down Under returns, but locals want to find ways to keep the spirit alive.
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.
As a sommelier with an oenology degree, it is no surprise young French cyclist Clement Chevrier chose to come to the Tour Down Under for a second time. Plus, the stork visits Cadel Evans again and how Jason Lea got his first bike in today’s Coffee Ride.
The thing about Richie Porte and Willunga Hill is everyone knows exactly what he’s going to do — but for five years they have been unable to counter it. Reece Homfray talks to the riders who have finished second to find out why the Tasmanian is the king.
Santos has extended its naming rights sponsorship of the Tour Down Under for a further three years, with the oil and gas company locked in until 2022.
Race leader Patrick Bevin crashed in the final 10km and Aussie Caleb Ewan was sensationally stripped of his line-honours win in a dramatic penultimate stage of the 2019 Tour Down Under. Recap all the action here.
You never like to see anyone go down in a crash and especially the guy who is leading the race, writes world time trial champion and Bahrain-Merida rider Rohan Dennis in his exclusive column as he tips an exciting finish to this year’s event.
It wasn’t their average Saturday ride. Strathalbyn became a sea of orange as thousands of cycling lovers got to emulate the professionals at the Challenge Tour.
It wasn’t an average Saturday ride as thousands of cycling lovers got to emulate their heroes on the Tour Challenge from Glenelg to Strathalbyn. Did our photographers snap you? Want to add your photos? Send it to us at: ADVERTISER.PICS@NEWS.COM.AU.
South Africa’s Daryl Impey has revealed a personal tragedy just days before arriving in Adelaide this month unwittingly inspired him to an emotional Stage 4 win on Friday as he aims to defend his Santos Tour Down Under 2018 crown.
Both Patrick Bevin and Daryl Impey made their intentions clear on Stage 4 and now stand as outright favorites to win the Tour Down Under with two stages remaining. READ THE COLUMN
Great to see Stage 4 winner Daryl Impey finding time to ease the pain of a young injured Tour Down under fan this week. Stage 3 winners Peter Sagan shows he kind side after a beer.
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