Jaroslav Kulhavy and Christoph Sauser of Investec-Songo-Specialized celebrate winning 121km stage 5 and their 4th stage victory at this years race(Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Riders on stage 5 of the Cape Epic(Image credit: Sam Clark / Cape Epic / Sportzpics)
Ariane Kleinhans and Annika Langvad celebrate their stage 5 win(Image credit: Sam Clark / Cape Epic / Sportzpics)
Ariane Kleinhans and Annika Langvad celebrate their stage 5 win(Image credit: Sam Clark / Cape Epic / Sportzpics)
Christophe Sauser and Jaroslav Kulhavy win stage 5(Image credit: Sam Clark / Cape Epic / Sportzpics)
A rider walks on stage 5 of the Cape Epic(Image credit: Sam Clark / Cape Epic / Sportzpics)
Yellow Zebra Jersey of Overall Race leaders Christoph Sauser and Jaroslav Kulhavy of Investec-Songo-Specialized(Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Gawie Combrinck and Johann Rabie of EAI South Africa wash off after stage 5(Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Alban Lakata of Topeak Ergon washes off after stage 5 (Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Waylon Woolcock and Darren Lill of RED-E Blend after finishing 3rd on stage 5 (Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Urs Huber of the Bulls after finishing 2nd with partner Karl Platt of the Bulls during stage 5(Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Karl Platt and Urs Huber of the Bulls finish in 2nd place(Image credit: Shaun Roy/Cape Epic/Sportzpics)
Ariane Kleinhans (front) Annika Langvad (rear) during stage 5(Image credit: Sam Clark / Cape Epic / Sportzpics)
Alasdair Fotheringham takes a look back into the history books to explore how the famed fifth Tours were won, what they meant for their winners, and how the record has evolved