Amanda Spratt and Cameron Meyer smiled as they donned their new national champion jerseys on Tuesday. The pair will take aim at the Santos Tour Down Under this week en route to their long-term goal at the Tokyo Olympics.
A ruptured testicle for most is no laughing matter, but cyclist Chris Hamilton has chosen to see the funny side of the injury that has forced him out of the 2020 Santos Tour Down Under.
Cyclist Chris Hamilton has recounted the eye-watering moment he ruptured a testicle while on a leisurely ride last month, which will force him to miss the 2020 Santos Tour Down Under.
Adelaide athlete Darren Hicks says para-cycling is embracing the big stage for The Advertiser Track Down Under on Friday night, which will launch him towards the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.
THREE-time reigning cycling world champion Peter Sagan is coming back to Adelaide in January to open his 2019 season at the Tour Down Under for the third year in a row.
SANTOS Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur is hoping Australian cycling stars Richie Porte and Daryl Impey will return for the 21st edition of Australia’s greatest race along with international superstar Peter Sagan.
SANTOS Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur will reach out to Geraint Thomas in a bid to bring him back to Adelaide next year as the first time the reigning Tour de France champion has started the race.
THE battle for next year’s Santos Tour Down Under will go right down to the last pedal stroke with organisers moving the queen stage on Willunga Hill to Stage 6 on the final day. SEE ALL THE ROUTES
A RECORD amount of money was injected into the SA economy by this year’s Tour Down Under, which also created 774 jobs, according to a State Government report.
AUSTRALIA with a Grand Tour to match the Tour de France? It looks good on paper. Former professional cyclist and race director Scott Sunderland would know. He’s done it.
EVERY pedal stroke Caleb Ewan makes this season will be about preparing for his Tour de France debut in July. Reece Homfray followed the Mitchelton-Scott team during the Tour Down Under for this special report on Australia’s emerging sprinter.
ROHAN Dennis banged up but back on his bike, Cam Meyer described as like ‘different guy’ in his return to the WorldTour and all eyes on track nats in Brisbane in this week’s column.
THEY train for an event that lasts just 4km but in the past two weeks track world champions Sam Welsford and Alex Porter have conquered 950km in the WorldTour peloton.
WITH all eyes on Esteban Chaves and Team Sky superstar Chris Froome, Damien Howson came from nowhere to claim a mountainous Stage 1 trek to Falls Creek solo.
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