Ew-beauty! Aussie Caleb claims Stirling stage victory
Australian Caleb Ewan held out South African Daryl Impey in a sprint to the finish to claim Stage 2 Tour Down Under honours in Stirling on Wednesday afternoon.
Tour Down Under
Ewan’s victory a show of leadership
Lotto-Soudal’s Caleb Ewan thought he missed a golden chance in the opening stage of the Tour Down Under. He wasn’t about to let it happen again during Stage 2 at Stirling on Wednesday.
Ewan, McCarthy, Ulissi pressing for Stage 2 victory
Stage 2 of the Tour Down Under will venture to Stirling on Wednesday, and is set to be hotly contested. Caleb Ewan, Jay McCarthy and Diego Ulissi will all be in the mix.
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