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Tour Down Under

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• Overview 2025
• Total editions: 27
• Country: Australia
• First edition: 1999

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Last winners

• 2024 WILLIAMS Stephen
• 2023 VINE Jay
• 2020 PORTE Richie
• 2019 IMPEY Daryl
• 2018 IMPEY Daryl
• 2017 PORTE Richie
• 2016 GERRANS Simon
• 2015 DENNIS Rohan
• 2014 GERRANS Simon
• 2013 SLAGTER Tom-Jelte

Name history

• 2010-2025 Santos Tour Down Under
• 2001-2006 Jacob's Creek Tour Down Under
• 1999-2009 Tour Down Under

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• 1 GERRANS Simon 4
• 2 PORTE Richie 2
• 3 IMPEY Daryl 2
• 4 GREIPEL André 2
• 5 O'GRADY Stuart 2
• 6 WILLIAMS Stephen 1
• 7 VINE Jay 1
• 8 DENNIS Rohan 1
• 9 SLAGTER Tom-Jelte 1
• 10 MEYER Cameron 1
• 1 GREIPEL André 18
• 2 MCEWEN Robbie 12
• 3 EWAN Caleb 9
• 4 PORTE Richie 8
• 5 DAVIS Allan 6
• 6 GERRANS Simon 5
• 7 COOKE Baden 4
• 8 WELSFORD Sam 3
• 9 BROWN Graeme Allen 3
• 10 ZABEL Erik 3

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Tour Down Under 2024: Riders

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Alpecin – Deceuninck Luca Vergallito, Maurice Ballerstedt, Lars Boven, Juri Hollmann, Tobias Bayer, Jason Osborne, Stan Van Tricht

Arkéa Samsic Kévin Ledanois, Louis Barré, Anthony Delaplace, Laurens Huys, Daniel McLay, Miles Scotson, Michel Ries

Astana Qazaqstan Team Rüdiger Selig, Dmitriy Gruzdev, Max Kanter, Samuele Battistella, Gianmarco Garofoldi, Michele Gazzoli, Christian Scaroni

Bahrain Victorious Jack Haig, Phil Bauhaus, Fran Miholjevic, Johan Price-Pejtersen, Cameron Scott, Torstein Træen, Nicolo Buratti

BORA – hansgrohe Danny van Poppel, Sam Welsford, Ryan Mullen, Roger Adrià, Patrick Gamper, Filip Maciejuk, Ben Zwiehoff

Cofidis Milan Fretin, Piet Allegaert, Rubén Fernández, Eddy Finé, Oliver Knight, Simon Geschke, Axel Mariault

Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Clément Berthet, Franck Bonnamour, Paul Lapeira, Valentin Paret-Peintre, Nans Peters, Bastien Tronchon, Jaakko Hänninen

EF Education – EasyPost Archie Ryan, Harry Sweeny, Stefan De Bod, Owain Doull, Jack Rootkin-Gray, Jonas Rutsch, Jardi Christiaan van der Lee

Groupama – FDJ Ignatas Konovalovas, Clément Davy, Fabian Lienhard, Enzo Paleni, Laurence Pithie, Rudy Molard, Reuben Thompson

INEOS Grenadiers Filippo Ganna, Laurens De Plus, Ben Swift, Elia Viviani, Joshua Tarling, Leo Hayter, Jhonatan Narváez

Intermarché – Wanty Biniam Girmay, Lilian Calmejane, Madis Mihkels, Tom Paquot, Simone Petilli, Dion Smith, Georg Zimmermann

Lidl – Trek Bauke Mollema, Quinn Simmons, Juan Pedro López, Dario Cataldo, Jacopo Mosca, Natnael Tesfatsion, Mathias Vacek

Movistar Iván García, Ruben Guerreiro, Johan Jacobs, Jon Barrenetxea, Vinicius Rangel, Manlio Moro, Gonzalo Serrano

Soudal – QuickStep Julian Alaphilippe, Josef Cerny, James Knox, Casper Pedersen, Pieter Serry, Antoine Huby, Gil Gelders

Team dsm-firmenich PostNL Patrick Bevin, Oscar Onley, Pavel Bittner, Patrick Eddy, Chris Hamilton, Sean Flynn, Emīls Liepins

Team Jayco AlUla Simon Yates, Caleb Ewan, Luke Plapp, Michael Hepburn, Chris Harper, Kelland O’Brien, Campbell Stewart

UAE Emirates Diego Ulissi, Alessandro Covi, Finn Fisher-Black, Álvaro José Hodeg, António Morgado, Michael Vink, Isaac Del Toro

Visma | Lease a Bike Koen Bouwman, Robert Gesink, Mick van Dijke, Milan Vader, Johannes Staune-Mittet, Loe van Belle, Bart Lemmen

ProTeams Australia Michael Storer, Damien Howson, Declan Trezise, Tristan Saunders, Luke Burns, Jackson Medway, Liam Walsh

Israel – Premier Tech George Bennett, Derek Gee, Simon Clarke, Corbin Strong, Guillaume Boivin, Nick Schultz, Stephen Williams

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The WorldTour calendar kicks off in the sweltering heat of Australia. The event used to be the domain of the sprinters but tough climbs have now made it a true early season GC test.

• 1 Stephen Williams Israel-Premier Tech 19:13:34
• 2 Jhonnatan Narvaez INEOS Grenadiers + 09
• 3 Isaac del Toro UAE Team Emirates + 11
• 45 Laurens De Plus INEOS Grenadiers + 03:34
• 55 Joshua Tarling INEOS Grenadiers + 05:43
• 110 Ben Swift INEOS Grenadiers + 20:06
• 116 Filippo Ganna INEOS Grenadiers + 24:09
• 118 Elia Viviani INEOS Grenadiers + 24:35
• 123 Leo Hayter INEOS Grenadiers + 30:24

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Stage one winner Brandon McNulty had a lucky escape on Friday’s stage 13 of the Vuelta a España , hitting the deck at high speed on a descent close to the finish.

The UAE Team Emirates rider and his teammate Jay Vine both overshot a tight curve while in pursuit of Wout Van Aert (Visma-Lease a Bike).

Vine, who fractured his neck in a downhill crash in April, stayed upright but collided with a safety barrier installed to stop vehicles going over the edge.

McNulty wasn’t so fortunate, hitting the road and sliding under the barrier, tumbling into undergrowth.

TV footage showed UAE Team Emirates staff dashing to help the two riders, and McNulty clambering up through the dense foliage.

He had multiple cuts to his face and body but after an examination, was able to continue the race.

“McNulty had deep abrasions to his hip, shoulder, ankle, and general scratches everywhere from the bushes,” team spokesman Luke Maguire told Velo after the stage.

“Vine had superficial scratches only.”

The Australian placed 12th, 7:08 behind the Canadian stage winner Michael Woods.

McNulty was two places further back, and a further 1:09 behind.

Teammate Marc Soler was also in the break and placed third.

Images of McNulty after the crash attest to the toughness of pro cyclists.

According to Maguire, the Arizonan is likely to be at the start of stage 14 Saturday.

“He’ll be assessed again at hotel, but should be cleared to race.”

Good news for @BrandonMcNult as the first examination show no serious damage after his # #LaVuelta24 crash. Further assessment will be done tonight. #WeAreUAE pic.twitter.com/D7XBOajFUY — @UAE-TeamEmirates (@TeamEmiratesUAE) August 30, 2024

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