Tuesday, 17 January 2017

Kirsten Wild (Cyclance Pro Cycling) wins women santos final stage while Amanda Spratt (Orica-Scott seals overall title.

Kirsten Wild (Cyclance Cycling Team) sprints to Women #Santos Tour Down Under final stage as Amanda Spratt (Orica-Scott) seals off overrall title in Victoria Park, Adelaide, Australia.

Final showdown of women Santos Tour Down Under was drawn to a close today as Amanda Spratt seals overrall victory of women four days tour of Santos Tour down Under in Adelaide, Australia.

Kirsten Wild (Cyclance Pro Cycling) wins her second and final stage of the four days tour in Victoria Park, Adelaide by outprinting Nettie Edmonson (Wiggle High5) second and Chloe Hosking (Ale Cipollini) finish third in the stage in a thrilling finale.

Extremely hot day of about 35C, but the peleton had blocks and ice in there jersey to keep them cool, a stage which started underway with lots of steamy attacks but none to prevail until the final lap which was very fast led (Cyclance Pro Cycling) took charge of the final lap while Ocre race leaders jersey holder Amanda Spratt (Orica-Scott) was safely in the park to finish safely as Kirsten Wild sprints to her second stage victory.




See you all in 2018 of women Santos Tour Down Under. Thank you Australia for a great showdown of racing and thank you everybody for following.

Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) Sprints to stage one victory of Santos Tour Down Under in Lyndoch, Australia.

Caleb Ewan (Australia) Orica-Scott sprints to Pro Men Santos Tour Down Under stage one Victory in Lyndoch, Australia.

How it panned out
Welcome world to 2017 Santos Tour Down Under in Lyndoch, Adelaide, South Australia. Sunny day of 40 degree celsius welcome the riders to which they


asked the organisers to shortened the stage and they did. Caleb Ewan outsprints Team Sky's Danny Van Poppel and Bora-Hansgrohe Sam Bennett who wrap third place in the first opening stage of Santos Tour Down Under.

Monday, 16 January 2017

Chloe Hosking (Ale Cipollini) sprints to stage three victory of women santos tour down under in Adelaide, Australia.

Chloe Hosking (Ale Cipollini) outsprints stage two winner Kirsten Wild (Cyclance Pro Cycling) to win Women #Santos Tour Down Under stage three in Lyndoch, Adelaide, Australia.

Welcome world to stage three of women Santos Tour Down Under generall classification as we have one more stage to wrap it all up tomorrow.
Chloe Hosking (Ale Cipollini) won stage three ahead of yesterdays stage two winner Kirsten Wild (Cyclance Pro Cycling), while Alexis Ryan (Canyon Sram Racing) finish third in todays 93 kilometers stage three in Lyndoch, Adelaide, Australia.

No chang in the generall classification as (Orica-Scott) Amanda Spratt remains the leader of women Santos Tour Dow Under after stage three.
Tomorrow comes final stage and showdown.




Sunday, 15 January 2017

Kirsten Wild (Cyclance Pro Cycling) wins stage two women Santos Tour Down Under in East Adelaide, Australia 2017.

Kirsten wild (Cyclance Pro Cycling) wins stage two Women #Santos Tour Down Under in East Adelaide, Australia with teammates Rachele Barbieri taken second place and Chloe Hosking (Ale Cipollini) came 3rd.
Female Santos Tour Down Under welcome stage two  32.2 kilometre criterium race which is made up of 14 laps crit with a pure flatout 2.3 kilometre course and a lap the fastest.

Amanda Spratt (Orica-Scott) retains her ochre race leader’s jersey while Janneke Ensing (Ale Cipollini), second on Saturday’s stage, remains second overall in 19-seconds.
Kirsten Wild’s win nets her a top three podium place in the general classification standings after taken some precious bonus seconds from the stage win to become third overall in stage two general rankings.
Pure sprinters day as we awaits tough stage three  tomorrow.


Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) wins 2017 #Peoples Choice Classic Race in Adelaide, #Australia.

Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) sprints to second straight #Peoples Choice Classic Race in Adelaide, Australia ahead of (Bora-Hansgrohe) Sam Bennet and Peter Sagan.

Caleb Ewan (Australia) Orica-Scott came into the race as the favourite to win the 50.6 kilometers criterium race; and had teammates who kept the big teams in check althrough before Ewan sprinted to the victory ahead of (Bora-Hansgrohe) Sam Bennet and World Road Race Champion Peter Sagan who finish third in final podium place.


Everybody is ready and waiting to pounce in the 2017 Men Santo Tour down Under starting on Tuesday.

Saturday, 14 January 2017

Amanda Spratt (Orica-Scott) solo's to Women first stage of Australia Santos Tour Down Under 2017.

Amanda Spratt (Orica-scott) wins Women's SantosTour Down Under first stage opener, Janneke Ensing (Ale Cipollini) 2nd while Katie Hall (United HealthCare) finish third on in podium.

Amanda Spratt (Orica-Scott) solo's to first stage of 2017 Women Santos Tour Down Under in Adelaide, Australia.
Four stages of Women Santos Tour Down Under with a power solo victory of (Orica-Scott) Amanda Spratt who now leads the overrall general classification with a 19 seconds to Janneke Ensing of (Ale-Cipollini) and leads third place (UnitedHealthCare) Katie Hall with a minute plus seconds.

Tomorrow we start stage two Criterium race in East End, Adelaide which is the same route with People Choice Classic with bonus seconds in the intermediate and also bonus seconds for the top three finishers.
 Amanda Spratt has vowed to keep her race lead for remaining three upcoming stages with her Orica-Scott women going to help her seal off overrall victory



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Congrats top three girls.

Sunday, 8 January 2017

Katrin Garfoot (Orica-Scoott) wins female Australian National Road Race Tiitle in Ballarat.

Katrin Garfoot (Australia) Orica-Scott wins female 2017 Australian National Road Race Championship in Ballarat ahead of teammate Amanda Spratt (Oriac-Scott) as (QAS) Lucy Kennedy came 3rd place overrall.
Katrin Garfoot who had bad luck during he last year Olympic Games preparation bounce back in the early season to win Elite Women Individual time trial title few days ago return back to the female National Road race to take title, what a fine form she is in now to.  double.
Great moments for Katrin Garfoot (Orica-Scott).