Rohan Dennis to lead Team INEOS at the Tour Down Under
Australian Rohan Dennis, racing in Team INEOS colours for the first time, leads a strong lineup for the first race of the 2020 season
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Movistar Team debutants to make first appearance at 2020 Tour Down Under
Movistar Team debutants Juri Hollmann (GER), Gabriel Cullaigh (GBR) and Sergio Samitier (ESP) will be making their first outings in their new kits at the 2020 Tour Down Under
Sam Bennett to lead Deceuninck – Quick-Step at Tour Down Under
The 22nd edition of the Tour Down Under will be the first race of the year for the Deceuninck – Quick-Step, who’ll travel to the Southern Hemisphere with a versatile seven-man squad featuring Irish Champion Sam Bennett
UAE Team Emirates’ announces 2020 Tour Down Under line-up
UAE Team Emirates starts their 2020 season at the Tour Down Under on January 21, hoping to build on solid results from the 2019 edition of the race.
Patrick Bevin looking for another strong Tour Down Under showing
After winning a stage and wearing the ochre jersey for four days in 2019, Patrick Bevin will return to the 2020 Santos Tour Down Under looking to make another strong showing.
Movistar Team switches gears to SRAM
After 37 years on Campagnolo, Movistar Team makes a move to SRAM drivetrains, Quarq power meters and Zipp wheels through 2021.
Amanda Spratt aiming for 4th consecutive Tour Down Under win
Three-time Santos Women’s Tour Down Under winner Amanda Spratt will return to Adelaide in January with high ambitions of etching her name deeper into the history books
CCC Team targeting Grand Tour stages, classics in 2020
CCC Team will aim to finish the 2020 season with five major wins, team President Jim Ochowicz today announced at the team’s pre-season media day in Denia, Spain.
Daryl Impey looking to make it 3 at Tour Down Under
Back-to-back and defending champion Daryl Impey will return to the 2020 Santos Tour Down Under looking for a third consecutive victory.
Lars Bak moves into sporting director role with NTT Pro Cycling
Lars Bak transitions into a new role as an Assistant Sports Director at NTT Pro Cycling in 2020.