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.
Tour Down Under
Your ultimate guide to the Santos Tour Down Under
Looking for where to watch, who to watch and all the best ways to experience the Tour Down Under? We’ve got you covered.
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.
More Stories
South Australian McLaren boss behind the cycling dream team
McLaren Automotive director John Allert says Bahrain McLaren is about to “disrupt the sport of cycling.”
Elite driver, rider share the road
Tour Down Under champion Daryl Impey and supercars driver Fabian Coulthard discussed cyclists and vehicles sharing the road.
Impey eyes historic TDU three-peat
Defending Tour Down Under champion Daryl Impey is mindful of two hilltop finishes in this year’s event, as he targets the first-ever three-peat in the race’s history.
Why Yates has stayed loyal to Mitchelton-Scott
On the eve of the Santos Tour Down Under, Vuelta a Espana winner Simon Yates opens up on his goals for 2020 and why he has stayed the course with Australian team Mitchelton-Scott for six years.
Hopes for KI to host leg of TDU
Kangaroo Island has never had the Tour Down Under. The local mayor says it would be great for morale and tourism. The man in charge of the event says: “You can never count anything out”.
Hungry Ewan wakes from hibernation in style
Two weeks ago Caleb Ewan posted a photo of himself lying on the beach in Noosa but it was hardly a holiday. On Sunday night he produced his trademark speed to win the Tour Down Under Schwalbe Classic for the fourth time.
Winder-up! Ruth is TDU’s new queen of the road
Trek-Segafredo’s Ruth Winder has landed arguably the biggest victory of her cycling career, winning the 2020 Women’s Tour Down Under ahead of some fierce competition.
In pictures: The Tour Down Under family ride
Adelaide cycling enthusiasts young and old got to race like the professionals at the Tour Down Under’s Westpac family ride on Sunday. Did our photographer snap you there?
Winder stuns to take third stage
Trek-Segafredo’s American Ruth Winder has beaten Liane Lippert and Lauren Stephens to claim the third stage of the Women’s Tour Down Under and claim the leader’s jersey.
New-look Aussie team gunning for Tokyo
Having completed his cancer treatment, Matthew Glaetzer returned to racing on Friday night ready to lead a new-look Australian team sprint combination aiming for Tokyo.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/tour-down-under/page/8