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- Elite men | Geelong / 186.1km
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- Elite women | Geelong / 145km
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- Mixed Elite | Hulst
- Women Elite | Hulst
- Women Junior | Hulst
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- Stage 1 | AlUla Camel Cup Track / 158km
- Stage 2 | AlManshiyah Train Statio / 152km
- Stage 3 | Winter Park - Bir Jaydah Mountain Wirkah / 142.1km
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- Tour Down Under 2026 route
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- Stage 5 - Tour Down Under: Jay Vine overcomes crash to claim overall win as Matthew Brennan sprints to stage victory | Stirling / 169.8km
- Stage 4 - Tour Down Under: Ethan Vernon wins wind-buffeted shortened stage 4 as second overall Jhonatan Narváez crashes out | Brighton - Willunga / 130.8km
- Stage 3 - Tour Down Under: Sam Welsford sprints to seventh Tour Down Under victory and first for Ineos Grenadiers in chaotic stage 3 finale | Henley Beach - Nairne / 140.8km
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Gravel star Axelle Dubau-Prévot joins EF Education-Oatly with dreams of the Tour de France Femmes
French racer will mix road and gravel racing with new team in 2026, aiming to follow her sister Pauline to the Tour -
Teams confirm fractures for two riders injured in kangaroo crash in Tour Down Under
UAE Team Emirates-XRG domestique Mikkel Bjerg suffers fracture in hand, shoulder, Menno Huising breaks collarbone -
From Gabba-gate to the wrong energy gels – Why teams stray from their official sponsors, and what happens when they do
Professional cyclists and teams have sponsors for everything from clothing and wheels to gels and supplements, but does that mean that they stay brand loyal 100% of the time? From blatantly using rival products to more subtle strays, using the 'wrong' equipment does happen. We found out why – and what the consequences can be
