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the brand new finish town of Uraidla and before that, (the climb of) Norton Summit.
An earlier start for the riders due to another incredibly hot day in South Australia. Two
riders went off the front early, they were Zak Dempster of Israel Cycling Academy and
Alex Porter of Bennelong Swiss Wellness, of course both riding this race in UNI-SA team
colours. They were let off the leash and had a lead
of 10 minutes by the time they rolled through the first intermediate sprint at Birdwood,
with Dempster crossing first. The peloton had been keeping things very steady a handful
of riders did contest third place Elia Viviani grabbed a couple more sprint points.
Shortly after, the 2nd intermediate sprint at Charleston was taken by Porter from his
breakaway buddy Dempster, Viviani again nabbed third place, albeit without too much of a
contest this time. Porter gave up soon after, while Dempster
stayed away until about 20km to go when he was absorbed and the peloton braced themselves
for Norton Summit. Miles Scotson of BMC was tasked with setting
a hard pace at the foot of the climb to dissuade attacks from other teams He peeled off to
allow new recruit Simon Gerrans to continue the tempo. This tactic was shedding riders
off the back at a steady rate - Caleb Ewan would not retain the ochre jersey for another
day, but even riders like Nathan Haas were finding the pace hard to deal with, with speeds
well over 30km/h uphill. The top of the climb arrived in a flash, with
Gerrans leading the reduced bunch of about 30 riders over the top, with Porte inching
his way up to grab a handful of King of the Mountains points.
A flurry of attacks ensued on the rolling roads towards the finish. Michael Valgren,
Lars Bak, Peter Sagan and Richie Porte all had a go in the run in to the finish line,
but couldn't find the separation. A short downhill saw riders surging to the
front to maintain as much momentum as possible. You don't often see too many seated bunch
sprints, but riders were spinning out in a desperate bid for more speed - Sagan had taken
the outside line with Daryl Impey, and it proved to work wonders - he spun it up that
little bit faster to take victory. INTERVIEW
Sagan becomes the first rider in Tour Down Under history to win a stage in the rainbow
bands, and he also takes the leader's ochre jersey to boot, albeit by a slender margin
of 2 seconds from Daryl Impey. As you can see from this extended list of
results, there are still plenty of riders in contention for the overall - a total of
33 riders within 14 seconds of the race lead. Nathan Haas isn't one of them - he was struggling
on Norton Summit and lost time amid those frenetic final kilometres.
So that means it's all to play for tomorrow - Stage 5, an integral part of the Tour Down
Under's history. Norton Summit might not have been hard enough to split the favourites
today, but 2 ascents of Willunga Hill certainly will - plus we're expecting temperatures
of a slightly more manageable 35º. We can't wait.
If you've been enjoying our coverage of the Tour Down Under, please give this video
a thumbs up down below, and let us know in the comments what's the hottest weather
you've ever ridden in. Celcius or Farenheit, either is good. To catch up on Stage 3's
action, click down here, and for an inside look at Tour Down Under tech with Jon Cannings,
click here.
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