Men
2011 Matt Goss (E3 Pure Tasmania)
2010 Chris Sutton (Skilled/Lowe Farms)
2009 Graeme Brown (Urban Hotel)
2008 Mark Renshaw (Geelong Mazda)
2007 Mark Renshaw (Skilled)
2006 Hilton Clarke (Vic)
2005 Robbie McEwen (Qld)
2004 Baden Cooke (Vic)
2003 Robbie McEwen (Qld)
2002 Robbie McEwen (Qld)
2001 Robbie McEwen (Qld)
2000 Brett Aitken (SA)
1999 Robbie McEwen (Qld)
1998 Brett Aitken (SA)
1997 Robbie McEwen (Qld)
1996 David McKenzie (Vic)
1995 Neil Stephens (ACT)
1994 Rik McCaig (Vic)
1993 Peter Attard (Vic)
1992 Glen Clarke (Vic)
1990 Mornington Peninsula: Glen Clarke (Vic) - Bellarine Peninsula: Glen Clarke (Vic)
1989 Mornington Peninsula: Peter Stieger (Swi) - Bellarine Peninsula: Gary Sutton (NSW)
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'In recent years, I put too much pressure on myself' – Failed search for a new team ends in retirement for former La Flèche Wallonne winner Dylan Teuns
Belgian decides to end career at 34 after talks with three WorldTour teams come to nothing -
Paralympic champion cyclist Thomas Peyroton-Dartet provisionally suspended after positive EPO test
41-year-old French racer tested positive two days before winning C3 road race gold at the 2026 Para-cycling World Championships in September
