Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race past winners
Champions at the Australian event 2015-2023

Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race - past winners
# | Rider Name (Country) |
---|---|
2023 | Marius Mayrhofer (Germany) dsm-firmenich |
2020 | Dries Devenyns (Belgium) Deceuninck-Quick Step |
2019 | Elia Viviani (Italy) Deceuninck-Quick Step |
2018 | Jay McCarthy (Australia) Bora - Hansgrohe |
2017 | Nikias Arndt (Germany) Sunweb |
2016 | Peter Kennaugh (Great Britain) Sky |
2015 | Gianni Meersman (Belgium) Etixx - Quick Step |
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