Cadel Road Race

The Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race is a premier cycling event in Australia, inspired by Europe's prestigious one-day classics. Launched in 2015, it marked a significant moment in Australian cycling history as it featured the last professional race of Cadel Evans, Australia's only Tour de France winner. The event has since grown in stature, attracting top international teams and riders, and has been elevated to a UCI WorldTour event for both elite men and women, showcasing a commitment to gender equality with equal prize money for both categories.

The race features the TAC People’s Ride, which includes scenic courses of 59km and 124km, encouraging cyclists of all ages and abilities to participate. Additionally, there is a Family Ride aimed at introducing young riders to biking in a safe environment. Supported by the Victorian Government, the event not only promotes cycling but also boosts regional tourism, making it a vital part of Victoria's community and culture. Experience the thrill of cycling while exploring the breathtaking landscapes along the Great Ocean Road.