The 2017 international Australian racing season gets underway early on January 1 with six events taking place in the first five weeks of the year. With a mix of criteriums, stage races, one-day races and national championships, the Australian 'summer of cycling' attracts the top names of the peloton, both men and women, and brings some warmth into the late-night and early-morning lounge rooms of the European and American audiences hungry for road racing.
For the first time, there will be two WorldTour events taking place in Australia following confirmation the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race will join the top-tier of the sport, along with the Tour Down Under. The growth of the Australian events is also reflected by the choice of Peter Sagan, Chris Froome and Esteban Chaves to start their seasons down under with several more international riders set to be announced in coming weeks.
Cyclingnews will bring you race reports, results and photos from all of the events along with a selection of video highlights, and tech stories. Cyclingnews will also have exclusive articles across the summer and live coverage of the Tour Down Under.
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For full broadcast details of the Australian 'summer of cycling', check local guides.
- Make or break Australian summer for Nathan Earle
- Gillow looking to get back to winning ways in 2017 with FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope
- Sean Lake targeting Australian nationals to kick start 2017 season
- Gerrans and Dennis headline strong field for 2017 Australian national championships
Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic - January 1-3
Cycling Australia Road National Championships - January 4-8
Santos Women's Tour - January 14-17
Tour Down Under - January 15-23
- Michael Storer excited for WorldTour debut at 2017 Tour Down Under
- Q&A with Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur
- Ewan to again target sprints at the Tour Down Under
- Tour Down Under to replace podium girls with junior riders
- Tour Down Under: UniSA-Australia the likely only wildcard for 2017
- Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race - January 28-89
Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race - January 26, 28-29
Jayco Herald Sun Tour - February 1-5
- Revamped 2017 Herald Sun Tour made for Froome and Chaves
- Chaves to kick off 2017 season in Australia
- Froome confirms 2017 season to begin in Australia
- Gerrans confirms 2017 Herald Sun Tour appearance
- Lucas Hamilton privileged to be selected in Australian national teams for 'summer of cycling'
- Aqua Blue Sports to make Herald Sun Tour debut led by former winner Calvin Watson
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