The Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race is a premier cycling event in Australia, celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and competitive spirit. Launched in 2015, it marks the legacy of Cadel Evans, Australia’s first Tour de France winner, who finished his professional career at this iconic race. The event features elite men’s and women’s road races, both of which are recognized by the UCI WorldTour, highlighting top cyclists from around the globe.

Additionally, the TAC People’s Ride allows cycling enthusiasts of all ages to participate in courses of 59km and 124km, promoting inclusivity and community engagement. A family ride introduces youngsters to biking in a safe environment. Committed to gender equality, the race offers equal prize money for men and women. Supported by the Victorian Government, the event fosters local tourism and economic growth, making it a significant occasion for the region. With a rich blend of elite competition and community participation, the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race is truly a celebration of cycling.