Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
The Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, named after the famous Australian cyclist and Tour de France winner Cadel Evans, is a prestigious one-day professional cycling race in Australia. Inaugurated in 2015, it quickly earned a reputation as a highlight on the international cycling calendar, attracting top professional teams and riders from around the globe. IDLProCycling.com keeps you updated with news about this event.
The race features a challenging route that showcases the scenic beauty of the Great Ocean Road and the Geelong region in Victoria. Known for its mix of coastal and hilly terrain, the race tests the riders' endurance and strategy, making it an exciting event for both participants and cycling enthusiasts. Its inclusion in the UCI WorldTour calendar underscores its significance in the world of professional cycling, further honoring Cadel Evans' contribution to the sport.
Most recent winners
2023 Marius Mayrhofer
2022 Cancelled due to Covid
2021 Cancelled due to Covid
2020 Dries Devenyns
2019 Elia Viviani
2018 Jay McCarthy
2017 Nikias Arndt
2016 Peter Kennaugh
2015 Gianni Meersman
2022 Cancelled due to Covid
2021 Cancelled due to Covid
2020 Dries Devenyns
2019 Elia Viviani
2018 Jay McCarthy
2017 Nikias Arndt
2016 Peter Kennaugh
2015 Gianni Meersman
The highlights of the 2023 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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Latest Comments
- I’m still learning the calendar: is cyclocross mainly preparation for the spring classics, or does he race it as a separate goal as well? I’d love to see him back in the mud.jeremya04-11-2026
- The article makes it sound as if Roubaix is the only classic where he has a realistic shot. He’s been close in Flanders too, and one good tactical day can change everything.jennifer1904-11-2026
- Milan-Sanremo and Roubaix is a pretty special pair of Monuments. Any clues yet on which cyclocross races he’ll target?andrewf04-11-2026
- He’s right to be realistic about Flanders with Pogačar and Evenepoel around, but you can’t count Van Aert out on those roads. If he gets the right opportunity, he has the engine and experience to take it.davidm04-11-2026
- That Roubaix win felt like such a release after all the near-misses. Brilliant to hear that joy outweighed relief for Wout.patriciaw04-11-2026
- Why would a mountain time trial be different from a normal one? Is it just that the riders have to climb the whole course?samanthak03-11-2026
- I don’t quite buy the “fear of failure” argument. Riders can race the Giro and still have confidence in July; it comes down to recovery and planning, doesn’t it?patriciaw03-11-2026
- The Giro-Tour double is a massive ask, even for the very best. Pogačar made it look almost routine in 2024, but that’s hardly a sensible benchmark for everyone else!pedalpowe2903-11-2026
- Bakelants makes a fair point: if the 2027 Tour really suits Remco, he can’t afford to dilute the build-up. That 37km flat TT will be tempting, mind.julien03-11-2026
- Mont Blanc sounds like a spectacular finish, though four climbs on the final day might be a bit much after eight hard stages. Hope the route details are clear soon.raceready703-11-2026




