January 17, Down Under Classic: Adelaide - Adelaide 51km
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Down Under Classic (Adelaide)51km | Adelaide - Adelaide
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Stage 1130.8km | Prospect - Lyndoch
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Stage 2132km | Unley - Stirling
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Stage 3139km | Glenelg - Campbelltown
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Stage 4138km | Norwood - Victor Harbor
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Stage 5151.5km | McLaren Vale - Willunga Hill
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Stage 690km | Adelaide - Adelaide
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Tour Down Under: Down Under Classic preview
Orica-GreenEdge sports director Matt White says...
"Day 1 of the WorldTour and everyone, especially the sprint orientated teams, will be keen to start the season with a bang. A nice hit out in front of great crowds is the ideal way to get the WorldTour circus up and running. Being a criterium to start with I think our biggest threat will come from the likes of riders like Wouter Wippert from Cannondale who sprints well fresh."
Prediction - Caleb Ewan (Orica-GreenEdge)
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