Caleb Ewan

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A fabulously wealthy British knight swoops in to save Team Sky. We discuss. Plus Caleb Ewan talks about Milano-Sanremo, and we predict winners for "La Primavera."

Sprinter Caleb Ewan's sole focus is Milano-Sanremo, and his new team Lotto-Soudal is dedicated to backing him in "La Primavera."

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The Australian picks up his first WorldTour victory of the season on Hatta Dam.

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Andrew Hood takes a look at the results sheets from the year's first races in Australia and discovered five riders who showed big promise for the season.

Ewan keen to deliver first official victory in Lotto-Soudal jersey on home roads.

We discuss the stage 5 controversy at Tour Down Under as well as Rally-UHC's European ambitions.

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Ewan disagrees with UCI jury's decision and claims headbutts were necessary to avoid crash.

Australian takes confidence-boosting victory while team looks to rebuild sprint train around him.

Large crash in final lap takes down key sprint contender Viviani.

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Lotto-Soudal team wants to give its young Aussie sprinter plenty of opportunities in 2019, and he is keen for a return to the grand tours.

The squad announced Wednesday it has signed Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan on a two-year deal.

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André Greipel set to headline Lotto Soudal in July, with possible restructuring of team's sprint arm on horizon for next season

The Australia-based team named its eight-man Tour de France lineup Thursday, which is built around GC contender Adam Yates.

After four years in pro cycling's WorldTour, Caleb Ewan is looking to add some Tour de France stage wins to his palmares.

Mark Cavendish, Marcel Kittel, Fernando Gaviria, Caleb Ewan, Peter Sagan, and Alexander Kristoff are all set to contend for sprint wins in California

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Caleb Ewan will ride the Tour de France in 2018, Orica-Scott, which will be known as Mitchelton-Scott next season, announced on Wednesday.

The 23-year-old will kick off his 2018 season at the Australian nationals and a pair of international races in his home country.

Caleb Ewan scores a hat-trick Friday at the Tour of Britain, winning the stage 6 sprint in Aldeburgh. Lars Boom keeps overall lead.

Australia's Caleb Ewan secures his second victory in this year's Tour of Britain by winning Tuesday's third stage to reclaim the overall lead.

Caleb Ewan sprints to his first victory at Tour of Poland in stage 4 Tuesday, beating Danny van Poppel and Peter Sagan.

The 22-year-old speedster notched a win at the Abu Dhabi Tour to show he can beat the world's top sprinters.

Rui Costa wins the 2017 Abu Dhabi Tour, while Caleb Ewan takes out the world's best sprinters on a rain-soaked fourth and final stage on Sunday.

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Total dominance from the Australians as Caleb Ewan sprints to fourth stage win and Richie Porte claims overall victory.

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The 22-year-old sprinter won three of the first four stages at the Tour Down Under, but his real test will come on European roads.

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Caleb Ewan won his third stage of the Tour Down Under, maneuvering through a disorganized sprint to cross the line first in Campbelltown.

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Caleb Ewan won his second stage in the Santos Tour Down Under Thursday, out-sprinting world champion Peter Sagan in stage 3.

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Caleb Ewan wins stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under, like he did in 2016, and claimed the race's first leader's jersey.

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Reigning Australian crit champ Caleb Ewan claimed his second straight People's Choice Classic, the annual curtain raiser event for the TDU.

It's the start of another long year for Australian pros who are fully aware of early season burnout and a form slump in Europe come April.

After winning the criterium at the Australian road championships, Ewan said he's found another gear for sprint finishes.

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A rising young star sprinter, Caleb Ewan signs for two more years with his Australian Orica – BikeExchange team.

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Greipel, Kittel, and Ewan each head to the Giro d'Italia with something to prove, and the early flat stages are pregnant with opportunity.

The 21-year-old Australian has 14 professional victories and is now in his third pro season. His next big test is the Giro d'Italia.

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After his TDU dominance, Caleb Ewan will skip MSR to tackle the Giro

Caleb Ewan sprinted to victory in Adelaide, with Simon Gerrans holding the lead

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The 21-year-old Australian sprint star played it cool on a hot day of racing and delivered a perfect sprint in the finale to take the GC lead.

There was no Cavendish or Kittel. But Caleb Ewan was at the People's Choice Classic, and showed top form ahead of the TDU.

Freshly crowned Australian crit champ Caleb Ewan is raising the bar with his race schedule and targeting higher-profile results.

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Despite a drop in wins in 2015, Australia’s first WorldTour team sets high expectations for its 25-man roster next season.

The under-23 race can reveal promising stars — Ewan, second last year, had arguably one of the best debuts ever for a young sprinter.

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Only a 21-year-old neo-pro, Caleb Ewan has full backing of his Orica-GreenEdge team, and he's already delivered with a Vuelta stage win.

Young Caleb Ewan gets the better of the sprint stars for his first grand tour victory as Dumoulin grabs GC lead by a second.