It must be said, the enthusiasm is charming Down Under, to say the least. This is a very well organised race and probably conducted better than most other ProTour races. Events South Australia have made a hit out of the race in a time span of only ten years, a job well done. Now they have Team Highroad's Anderé Greipel as the winner of the 2008 edition, we think it's time to take it to the next level.

Be prepared for the last of the three Grand Tours. While the ProTour Competition goes on as planned, we're awaiting the start of the Tour of Spain in August. Of course you're most welcome to join us again and play the games. The race special has already been published. Good Luck!

Always nice to have an inside view on the races we watch. So we contacted Team UniSA. We're thrilled that Simon Clarke is sharing his Tour adventures with CyclingFever this week.

As the Tour Down Under is the new start to the ProTour season and it is the ‘newbee’ on the cycling calendar; we were wondering why it is so successful? Who’s the driving force behind this new ProTour event? When CyclingFever.com spoke to Mike Turtur that became abundantly clear.

One of our members is having the time of his life. A cycling race in his backyard and he can watch it by daylight. Not only watch it but ride it... professionally. Let's meet Koala!