2019 Santos Women’s Tour Down Under: Stage 4 / Final Results
World championship silver medallist Amanda Spratt pulled off a hat trick in Adelaide today, winning her third consecutive Santos Women’s Tour Down Under.
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World championship silver medallist Amanda Spratt pulled off a hat trick in Adelaide today, winning her third consecutive Santos Women’s Tour Down Under.
Reigning Santos Women’s Tour Down Under champion Amanda Spratt put in a dominating display on Mengler Hill to convincingly claim the stage win and move into the overall lead after stage two of the race.
Oskar Blues Brewery and Cigar City Brewing are stoked to announce the release of their innovative new collaboration beer, Bamburana.
The upcoming Tour Down Under will be the first real event of the season for Lotto Soudal.
The South Australian festival of cycling will for the first time include a night of track cycling featuring the world’s best.
Letizia Paternoster began Trek-Segafredo’s first race of their opening season in the best way possible, sprinting to victory in stage one at the Santos Tour Down Under Thursday.
Bigla Pro Cycling and Endura look forward to continuing their successful partnership into 2019, and are pleased to present the new jersey, the design of which visualises the team’s new identity.
New rear thru axles from Wolf Tooth Components protect frames, provide support for home trainers and look great.
The USA Cycling Board of Directors has named Rob DeMartini as president and chief executive officer of USA Cycling.
Michal Kwiatkowski has his sights set on challenging for Liege-Bastogne-Liege in 2019 – a race he would love to win.