Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
(World Tour), Australia
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The race:
The Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race is held in January in Australia. The one-day race starts and finishes in Geelong and is run partly on Australia's scenic Great Ocean Road.
The race's first edition in 2015 was was intended to be a farewell race for Cadel Evans, the only Australian to win either the Tour de France or the Professional World Road Championship.
We have complete results posted for every edition, both men's and women's races. Just click on a year for full results.
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Complete professional podium history
Men's Race:
Year |
1st Place |
2nd Place |
3rd Place |
Distance |
Average Speed |
| 2015 | Gianni Meersman 4hr 15min 22sec |
Simon Clarke @ s.t. |
Nathan Haas @ s.t. |
174 km | 40.882 |
| 2016 | Peter Kennaugh 4hr 4min 59sec |
Leigh Howard @ 6sec |
Niccolo Bonifazio @ s.t. |
174 km | 42.615 |
| 2017 | Nikias Arndt 4hr 19min 15sec |
Simon Gerans @ s.t. |
Cameron Meyer @ s.t. |
174 km | 40.270 |
| 2018 | Jay McCarthy 4hr 4min 0sec |
Elia Viviani @ s.t. |
Daryl Impey @ s.t. |
174 km | 42.787 km/hr |
| 2019 | Elia Viviani 3hr 54min 35sec |
Caleb Ewan @ s.t. |
Daryl Impey @ s.t. |
163 km | 41.691 km/hr |
| 2020 | Dries Devenyns 4hr 5min 49sec |
Pavel Sivakov @ s.t. |
Daryl Impey @ 4sec |
171 km | 41.738 km/hr |
| 2021 | Race cancelled because of Covid-19 pandemic | ||||
| 2022 | Race cancelled because of Covid-19 pandemic | ||||
| 2023 | Marius Mayrhofer 4hr 15min 11sec |
Hugo Page @ s.t. |
Simon Clarke @ s.t. |
176 km | 41.382 km/hr |
| 2024 | Laurence Pithie 4hr 17min 40sec |
Natnael Tesfazion @ s.t. |
Georg Zimmermann @ s.t. |
174.3 km | 40.597 km/hr |
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Year |
1st Place |
2nd Place |
3rd Place |
Distance |
Average Speed |
| 2015 | Rachel Neylan 3hr 1min 10sec |
Valentina Scandolara @ 46sec |
Tessa Fabry @ 48sec |
113 km | 37.424 |
| 2016 | Amanda Spratt 2hr 58min 45sec |
Rachel Neylan @ 49sec |
Danielle King @ s.t. |
113 km | 37.930 |
| 2017 | Annemiek van Vleuten 3hr 4min 13sec |
Ruth Winder @ s.t. |
Mayuko Hagiwara @ s.t. |
113 km | 36.804 |
| 2018 | Chloe Hosking 3hr 15min 54sec |
Gracie Elvin @ s.t. |
Giorgia Bronzini @ s.t. |
113 km | 34.609 km/hr |
| 2019 | Arlenis Sierra 3hr 7min 10sec |
Lucy Kennedy @ 19sec |
Amanda Spratt @ s.t. |
113 km | 36.224 km/hr |
| 2020 | Liane Lippert 3hr 17min 46sec |
Arlenis Sierra @ 15sec |
Amanda Spratt @ s.t. |
121 km | 36.710 km/hr |
| 2021 | Race cancelled because of Covid-19 pandemic | ||||
| 2022 | Race cancelled because of Covid-19 pandemic | ||||
| 2023 | Loes Adegeest 3hr 52min 47sec |
Amanda Spratt @ s.t. |
Nina Buijsman @ 4sec |
143 km | 36.858 km/hr |
| 2024 | Rosita Reijnhout 3hr 53min 31sec |
Dominika Wlodarczyk @ s.t. |
Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig @ s.t. |
140.8 km | 36.177 km/hr |
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