Big changes as the Tour Down Under returns
Stuart O’Grady had big plans for the Tour Down Under’s route when he became race director but Covid got in the way. Now he finally gets to see his dreams come alive.
Tour Down Under
‘Never say never’: Aussie champ’s big dream
Jai Hindley has never ridden in the Tour De France but after winning the Giro d’Italia has it in his sights.
Covid-19 leaves cycling calendar in tatters
International border closures have forced the cancellation of three of the most high-profile events on the Australian cycling calendar.
Ex-TDU boss outlines ‘acrimonious’ relationship with events chief
Former Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur has used a court case to take a swipe at one of SA’s most high-profile tourism bureaucrats.
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Greipel returns 12 years after first TDU triumph
It’s been 12 years since Andre Greipel won his first Tour Down Under title but the 37-year-old is back and with a smile on his face.
South Australia’s surgically precise bike mechanic
Education First bike mechanic Michele Primaro’s job is one of the most important for a rider says he has slept in more than 150 hotels during his career.
A chance to pounce on every stage
Aussie Amanda Spratt will once again lead the charge in the Women’s Tour Down Under – but she faces stiff competition, as Gordon Knight reports.
A triumph for South African unification
Reigning Tour Down Under champion Daryl Impey feels empowered by his home nation’s progress, writes Val Migliaccio.
Tribute to the Spartacus of world cycling
The Santos Tour Down Under’s new race director from 2021 Stuart O’Grady influenced one of cycling’s greatest to visit Adelaide during the WorldTour race in 2020.
Racing hard to the final finish line
Retiring Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur already has his sights set on some other cycling projects following this year’s race.
Can the reign continue?
Strong men’s and women’s TDU fields are out to end Mitchelton-Scott’s recent run of golden summers, writes Reece Homfray.
New team. New year. New goals.
Rohan Dennis’ 2019 was a rollercoaster which featured plenty of highs and gutwrenching lows. Yet, 2020 is a new year and he spoke with The Advertiser’s Reece Homfray about the campaign ahead.
Neylan is no accidental cyclist
Australian Olympic Games cyclist Rachel Neylan is a ‘mature-aged’ cycling star by design after putting a career in physiotherapy on hold to go pro.
Bushfire heroes of Woodside inspire CCC’s German Geschke
CCC’s Tour de France stage winner Simon Geschke listened to real stories from locals on Tuesday about the bushfires that flattened much of the Santos Tour Down Under route in the Adelaide Hills.
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