Dani Rowe racing for Wiggle-High5. Photo: Andy Jones
British rider Danielle King (Wiggle-High5) is sat in fourth overall in the Santos Women's Tour Down Under after three of the four stages.
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Knog Blinder 1300 review - excellent visibility for you and other road usersSolid performance, great mounting options and a respectable price point make the Blinder a great competitor for long nights this winter
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Everything you want to know about the Q FactorWhat it is and why it matters, how to measure it, what the Q stands for, and more
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CW Live: Chris Froome targets return to 'top level'; UCI tightens ITT rules; Strava responds to price hike criticism; Topless protesters arrested at TDU; Tributes paid to Lieuwe Westra; Scott recalls 'cracking' bikes; Toon Aerts the PE teacherThe latest news in the world of cycling
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CW LIVE: Wout van Aert and Shirin van Anrooij win cyclo-cross in Koksijde; Rapha unveil EF Education kits; Police search for two suspects in Mark Cavendish robbery; Paris-Nice route announced; Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas to ride Tour Down UnderAll the latest in the world of cycling
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Richie Porte's crown is safe: Tour Down Under returns without Willunga Hill in 2023The race is back on the WorldTour calendar for 2023, but Australian ace's favourite Willunga Hill won't feature
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Extinction Rebellion planning to disrupt Santos Festival of CyclingActivists will blockade routes on the race in protest against the title sponsor of the Adelaide-based event
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Postponed Tour Down Under and Cadel Evans races may take place ahead of September WorldsThe races, if the rumour is true, will be taking place before the UCI World Championships in Wollongong, Australia
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Tour Down Under TV guide 2020Here's how and where to watch live video of the Tour Down Under
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Tour Down Under 2019 route: Willunga Hill remains the pivotal stage amongst a host of sprintsA stage by stage guide to the 2019 Tour Down Under, the opening race of the UCI WorldTour (January 15-20), around Adelaide and South Australia.
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Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill again, but Daryl Impey leads Tour Down Under on countbackRichie Porte won the Tour Down Under's Queen stage on Willunga Hill for the fifth time in as many years, but Daryl Impey moved into the race's lead with just one stage remaining.
