Cycling lovers can test their skills in a whole new way at this year’s City of Adelaide Tour Village when an Australian-first comes to Victoria Square — plus, we reveal the full list of exhibitors.
After 20 years as a professional, Mathew Hayman says farewell to cycling at the Santos Tour Down Under in Adelaide next week. But he doesn’t plan to go out with a whimper.
Not content with a 158.7km ride from Glenelg to Strathalbyn during the Tour Down Under, Lee Hanatschek is adding an extra 42km to make it a 200km day.
It took 14 years for race director Mike Turtur to move the queen stage of the Santos Tour Down Under to the top of Willunga Hill and 21 for the biggest move of all — moving it to the final day. He relives his five favourite moments from the famous hill.
ADELAIDE cyclist James Raison loves climbing our state’s toughest hills and has some insights for new riders on how the pros will tackle Norton Summit.
A NEW Zealand cycling fan standing on the side of the road came to the rescue of American professional Tyler Farrar by giving him his bike and shoes so he could finish Stage 3 of the Tour Down Under.
IMMEDIATELY after winning the stage, Simon Gerrans said he was “not a fan” of the descent and he felt like riders were taking their lives into their own hands.
HALF a wheel was all that separated Stage 3 winner Simon Gerrans from BMC Racing’s Rohan Dennis in a frighteningly fast descent to the finish line at Campbelltown today.
TINKOFF’S Australian gem Jay McCarthy may have relinquished his ochre Santos Tour Down Under jersey to Simon Gerrans but his team’s backroom men are planning a major upset.
YOU can’t keep a good man down and Simon Gerrans showed again why he is the man for the big occasions by storming into the Tour Down Under leader’s jersey with an enthralling Stage 3 win in Campbelltown.
THE 2016 Tour Down Under’s third stage — from Glenelg to Campbelltown — in pictures.
BRIDIE O’Donnell has simulated race-day conditions ahead of her attempt to break the women’s world hour record at the Adelaide SuperDrome on Friday night.
JAY McCarthy has issued a warning to rivals wanting to snatch his Santos Tour Down Under leader’s jersey away from him. WATCH: McCarthy crosses the finish line.
IT will all start so nicely at the Bay. But the TDU Stage 3 race to Campbelltown has a nasty sting in its tail.
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