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A first look at the 2026 pro jerseys from the Tour Down Under
New colours and old debut in Adelaide ahead of men's and women's Tour Down Under -
'I would be surprised if he never rode the Tour of Flanders' - Remco Evenepoel's choice to skip Ronde in 2026 could well change in future, team management say
Sports director and former Belgian national coach insists that Tour of Flanders still on Remco's radar in mid-to-long term -
'The urge to race was simply too great' - Mathieu van der Poel finally opts to take part in Benidorm World Cup
Last-minute decision reverses announcement of non-participation in sole Spanish round of series earlier this week
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From 'a bit of a sideshow' to 'proper start to the season' - The changing shape of the Women's Tour Down Under
"Any result here is meaning more and more, but it also makes it a lot harder to get those results" says three-time winner Amanda Spratt -
'Nervous and chaotic' - Josie Nelson powers through hectic sprint finale for podium finish in opening Tour Down Under stage
First race for several riders with Picnic-PostNL no obstacle for strong collective performance and second place for Nelson -
'If the race was a kilometre shorter that would have been better' - After nearly 100km solo Alessia Vigilia caught in sight of line at Women's Tour Down Under
"I was really over my limits. I really tried it but it was not enough for today," says Uno-X Mobility rider after narrowly missing first WorldTour win.
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‘As a sprinter, it's kind of out of your hands’ - Women’s Tour Down Under stage 1 winner Ally Wollaston avoids being trumped by solo break this time
New Zealander takes first leader’s jersey of Women’s WorldTour race after Alessia Vigilia reeled back in -
As it happened: New Zealander sprints into leader's jersey on stage 1 of Women's Tour Down Under
Peloton tackles lumpy 137.4km race in the hunt for the first ochre leader's jersey -
Women's Tour Down Under: Ally Wollaston sprints to stage 1 win after solo break is reeled in before the line
Josie Nelson second and Femke Gerriste third in Willunga
