Tour Down Under 2018: People's Choice Classic preview
January 14, Adelaide - Adelaide, 50.6km
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People's Choice Classic50.6km | Wakefield Road, Adelaide - Wakefield Road, Adelaide
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Stage 1145km | Port Adelaide - Lyndoch
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Stage 2148.6km | Unley - Stirling
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Stage 3120.5km | Glenelg - Victor Harbor
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Stage 4128.2km | Norwood - Uraidla
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Stage 5151.5km | McLaren Vale - Willunga Hill
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Stage 690km | Adelaide Street Circuit -
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Mitchelton-Scott DS Matt White says:
"Adelaide usually turns up the heat so for the non-Australians it is an early-season shock to the system.
"It is not officially part of the Tour Down Under but it is a chance for the sprinters to get their timing right and it can be the first time for many teams that certain combinations have raced together. It is a good opportunity to get the ball rolling for the start of the season.
"I think Caleb Ewan will definitely be the guy to beat in this little race teaser. Obviously, Peter Sagan and Andre Greipel will be our main competition but, as we stand, I don't know any other world-class sprinters who are down to race."
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