Amanda Spratt

The Australian would like to see TV coverage continue to grow and more races for U23 riders.

E-sports world champion betters home favorite in first race of 2023 Women's WorldTour.

Brown reels in the attacking Spratt to win the inaugural WorldTour edition.

Amanda Spratt attacks late but cannot fend off chasing group.

Women's race is upgraded to WorldTour status and new summit finale replaces Old Willunga Hill.

Everything you need to know about the riders and the stages at the first Women's WorldTour race of the year.

The Australian is looking to put challenging seasons behind her after trouble with iliac artery endofibrosis.

From big-ticket moves like Lorena Wiebes to promising young riders like Fem van Empel and Zoe Bäckstedt, here are some of the biggest moves for 2023.

Matthews, Hindley, Spratt confirmed as headliners for Australia's worlds team, Ewan returns to form in Deutschland after selection snub.

The Australian leaves BikeExchange-Jayco after 11 years with the team.

The bad luck continues for the Australian.

'She’s had bad luck lately and in the biggest race of the season but we have five more riders and we will keep fighting,' says team.

Australian rider is currently racing the Tour de France Femmes.

The Australian is working her way back to form after surgery in the off-season.

GC leader Amanda Spratt did not start stage after positive COVID test.

Elisa Longo Borghini, Coryn Labecki, and Amanda Spratt all comment on the proposed combined U23 and elite women's worlds road race.

The Australian has set her sights on the Tour de France and the world championships as she continues recovery process.

The Australian rider only returned to training shortly before Christmas after having surgery on her leg in October.

Here's the news making the headlines on Friday, November 26.

The upcoming season will see a major shake-up in what officials call the 'most significant roster change since the team’s inception in 2012.'

Amanda Spratt wasn't happy with her performance in 2021. This winter she will undergo surgery on an iliac artery problem.

Here's the news making headlines for Monday, October 11.

The Dutch riders are the overwhelming favorites for gold in Tokyo, but they will not get it all their own way and there are plenty of riders ready to upset the form book.

Here's the news making the headlines on Sunday, July 11.

Here's the news making headlines for Monday, June 28.

Here's what's making headlines on Thursday, May 20.

From Anna van der Breggen to Julian Alaphilippe, here's what the Flèche Wallonne favorites are expecting for the clash on the Mur de Huy.

Here's what's making headlines on Wednesday, March 3.

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From London's Olympic velodrome to the top of Old Willunga Hill, there are a lot of great moments in Australian pro cycling. Here are the five moments that we think stand top of the list.

In our Aussie Week reporting, we heard stories of Australian riders looking out for one another in the cutthroat European racing scene.

Amanda Spratt steps into the captain's seat at Team BikeExchange following the departure of Annemiek van Vleuten.

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The young Belgian reaches the top step of the podium after second- and third-place finishes in the preceding stages. Van Vleuten and Spratt sent to the hospital with unconfirmed injuries.

Teammate Amanda Spratt and Marianne Vos were also involved. The extent of injuries is not yet known.

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The Australian squad has dominated the podium in the previous two editions and looks to make the 2020 Giro Rosa a hat trick.

World champion remains unbeaten in 2020, taking three victories in four days in Spain.

The Cyclists' Alliance writes open letter to UCI after women's racing left out of initial 2020 season planning.

Spratt and van Vleuten pleased that Games will be postponed to a time where riders are able to train properly to allow level playing field.

The budding Sunweb star avoided a late crash and held off chasing favorites to win the 2020 WorldTour season opener

Frapporti wins final stage of the race as Winder does enough to deny Spratt a fourth consecutive Tour Down Under title.

American champion Winder wins uphill finish, takes seven-second lead on GC with one stage remaining.

Spratt takes GC lead after beating Winder and Lippert in sprint.

Spratt takes third national title, Meyer becomes champion having narrowly missed out in 2019.

The Dutch were heavily favored to win Saturday, but no one expected a solo attack of more than 100km to succeed

Van Vleuten led home a Dutch one-two with van der Breggen in second and Australian Spratt taking third. U.S. rider Dygert Owen's attacking ride left her unrewarded in fourth place.

The Dutchwoman put in a powerful attack to catch Amanda Spratt late in the race and spring to victory in Pau.

Michelton-Scott take one-two on GC and the sprint classification at home race.

Defending Tour Down Under champion Amanda Spratt retains race lead with only one stage remaining.

Two-time defending Tour Down Under champion Amanda Spratt takes control on Mengler Hill.

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The annual women's event was a one-day race this year, held Tuesday alongside stage 10 of the men's Tour de France.

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Australian Amanda Spratt takes charge on the Giro Rosa's first day of climbing, winning stage 6's uphill finish.

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The Orica – Scott rider took the race lead after the opening stage and never relinquished it.

Chloe Hosking won a mad dash to the finish line at the end of the 92.4km stage Monday.

Cylance Pro Cycling's Kristen Wild and Rachele Barbieri claim first and second respectively on stage two of the 2017 Santos Women’s Tour.

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