With the Tour Down Under well and truly over, and Daryl Impey taking the spoils for another year, here's my review of how each of the teams performed (based on Stage results, Classification results and

Mitchelton - Scott's Daryl Impey broke records as he became the first ever rider to win the Tour Down Under two years in a row, with Richie Porte winning for the sixth successive time up Willunga Hill

Jasper Philipsen (UAE - Team Emirates) won an incredibly dramatic Stage 5, with Caleb Ewan (Lotto - Soudal) disqualified 25 minutes after the Stage's conclusion as the race commissaires reviewed footage

Mitchelton - Scott's reigning TDU champion managed to cut the gap on his rival Patrick Bevin (CCC Team) as he sprinted to victory, crossing the line first in Campbelltown, taking his first victory of the

Three-time world champion Peter Sagan (BORA - Hansgrohe) took his first victory of 2019 winning Stage 3 of the Santos Tour Down Under, mixing with the puncheurs and climbers, easing to victory in the bunch

CCC Team's Patrick Bevin shocked the sprint favourites at Stage 2 of the Tour Down Under, not only proving that he is the man to beat this year but also granting CCC Team their first ever WorldTour victory.

Deceuninck – Quick Step's Elia Viviani won Stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under in Port Adelaide thanks to a superb sprint, just two days after he crashed in the closing metres of the People's Choice

Stage 4 of the Women's TDU saw a fascinating criterium circuit which was won by Alé - Cipollini's Chloe Hoskings, who timed her sprint to perfection and took her third final day Stage victory in as many

Mitchelton - Scott took their second win from 3 Stages in the Women's Tour Down Under 2019, with their new signing Grace Brown taking Stage 3, and Amanda Spratt remaining in the overall GC lead! Stage

Mitchelton - Scott's TDU GC winner for the previous 2 years took the win on Mengler Hill, and with it a 43-second advantage over teammate, Lucy Kennedy, for the final two Stages! After yesterday's surprise

The new "super-team" in Women's Cycling, Trek - Segafredo, made the perfect start to life as their young Italian sprinter Letizia Paternoster eased to victory in Stage 1 of the Women's TDU. Source

If you haven't yet checked out my TDU preview post (including my thoughts of the confirmed squads and predictions for the individual stages), click here and enjoy the read! Contest Rules Entrants MUST

With the 2019 Cycling Season 'officially' beginning next Tuesday at the Santos Tour Down Under 2019, I thought I'd get back to producing some top quality Road Cycling posts for Steemit. I'll go through

Highlights from my week during the Adelaide Tour Down Under 2018. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This VLOG is from stage 5 of the Adelaide Tour Down Under 2018. Stage 5 features the iconic Willunga Hill, where BMC rider Richie Porte has dominated the last couple of years. Also features some footage

The week before Tour Down Under, Anthony and I were lucky enough to jump on the Team Sky train all the way to Willunga. We stopped at a cafe with them before going up Willunga hill and then heading our

Bit late to writing this, sometimes life gets in the way, but the Tour Down Under was surprisingly not awful and worth writing about. Usually the Tour Down Under is tedious, and somewhat confusingly thats

I am a resident of South Australia and we have just had 'The tour down under' come to our state. This is a world bike racing event (cycles) as the toughest competitors race against each other and the clock