German rider Andre Greipel won a rain-drenched second stage of the 2015 Tour de France in a sprint finish on Sunday, while defending champion Vincenzo Nibali and Tour contender Nairo Quintana lost valuable time after dropping behind the front group
Wednesday night saw the official team presentation of the 102nd Tour de France in Utrecht. The nine Lotto Soudal riders talked about their role and ambitions for this edition.
Australian Simon Gerrans stayed out of trouble in Sunday’s final stage to finish ahead of compatriot Cadel Evans and become the first rider to win the Tour Down Under for a third time.
Lotto takes a top-10 finish overall, KOM jersey, and a sprint victory in this year’s Tour Down Under.
Two-time winner Simon Gerrans of Australia will take a one-second lead over compatriot and former Tour de France-winner Cadel Evans into the final stage of the Tour Down Under after snatching the lead on Saturday’s penultimate fifth stage.
André Greipel takes his first win of the season, being the fastest in the fourth stage of the Tour Down Under, from Unley to Victor Harbor
Former Tour de France champion Cadel Evans seized the overall lead in the Tour Down Under by winning Thursday’s third stage with a daring break on a corkscrew climb and descent.
Lotto Belisol’s Adam Hansen assumed the lead in the KOM classification in the Tour Down Under.
Drapac Professional Cycling again featured in the day’s breakaway at the Santos Tour Down Under.
Drapac Professional Cycling’s Will Clarke earned the Santos Tour Down Under’s Most Competitive prize for the second consecutive day after Stage 2.