2023 Tour Down Under stage 1 Results from BikeRaceInfo

Wednesday, January 18: Stage 1, Tanunda - Tanunda, 149.9 km.

Phil Bauhaus (center, orange Bahrain jersey) takes the stage.

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Weather at the start/finish city of Tanunda at 2:50 PM, local time: 19C (67F), cloudy, with the wind from the south at 21 km/hr (13 mph). There is a 3% chance of rain.

The race: Here's the race organizer's stage 1 report.

Germany’s Phil Bauhaus powered to an exciting Ziptrak stage 1 WorldTour win in Tanunda on Wednesday.

The 28-year-old clinched the stage over second-placed Australian sprint king Caleb Ewan from the Australian National Team and Jayco AlUla’s Michael Matthews finished third.

Bauhaus from Bahrain Victorious recovered from an early crash where he smacked his head on the tarmac, grazed his elbow, and was forced to change bikes before making a superb comeback to win the stage.

“It’s always difficult to expect to win but I knew our team was pretty good and I was a bit unsure (after the crash),’’ Bauhaus said.

“It took time for me to recover (from the crash) but my team did really well and also teammate Nikias Arndt in the last kilometre was super calm and looking where I am and making space for me.

“And this time at 250 to 300m out, I just go this time (for the sprint finish) and the last 50m I was just fully in pain and I just kept going. I’m super happy, I was still in front.”

Bauhaus is now the owner of the Ziptrak sprint jersey with 30 points.

Italy’s Alberto Bettiol will keep the ochre leader’s jersey for the Oakley Stage 2 Brighton to Victor Harbor on Thursday, holding a six-second gap over Jayco AlUla’s Michael Matthews who ended the race in second place in the Ziptrak points classification.

Bettiol kept his prestigious reward after claiming the historic efex prologue on the Adelaide Riverbank on Tuesday night which saw the Italian earn enough bonus seconds from the time trial to keep him atop the first WorldTour standings in 2023.

Magnus Sheffield from Ineos Grenadiers is eight seconds behind Bettiol after a nasty crash as the US gun was approaching the Tanunda finish line.

Sheffield, 20, owns the Zwift young rider’s jersey after a hard day in the saddle where the peloton appeared ultra-nervous as several crashes marred a cloudy day in the Barossa Valley.

“It was a really strange day there were a lot of nervous riders, it’s the first race of the season and some crashes can happen,’’ Bettiol said. “We managed pretty well, and all of my teammates are OK, they didn’t crash I didn’t crash fortunately, and I didn’t sprint because of the crash in the final but I’m still confident. Let’s see what’s going to happen.”

AG2R Citroen’s Nans Peters set Stage 1 alight when he attacked 41 minutes into the race to open a lead close to five minutes over the main peloton.

The Tour de France and Giro d’Italia stage winner claimed the first bonus of the day, the Ziptrak preme sprint in Murray Street, Tanunda at the 45.5km mark in the first lap of five into the Barossa Valley town.

Matthews and Ineos Grenadiers Ethan Hayter finished second and third respectively in the sprint before the peloton started chasing Peters.

It was an uncharacteristic stage as 10 riders crashed just before the first preme sprint of the day after race director Stuart O’Grady signalled the start of the race.

The crash forced New Zealand’s Patrick Bevin from Team DSM to retire from the race before Peters, 28, was being hauled back by the peloton as the first efex King of the Mountain approached at the 58.2km mark at Menglers Hill Road, Angaston.

Peters was first over Menglers Hill followed by Australian national road champion Luke Plapp from Ineos Grenadiers and Germany’s Jannik Steimle from Soudal-Quickstep third over the line.

Bettiol’s EF Education-Easypost went to the front of the race in a bid to protect its prized Italian alongside UniSA-Australia where sprint king Caleb Ewan’s chances of a stage win were banked on the young team’s tactics.

The second Ziptrak preme sprint approached Murray Street, Tanunda at the 97.8km mark, multi– Grand Tour champion saw Chris Froome working hard for teammate Corbin Strong from Israel Premier Tech.

As the second efex King of the Mountain was in view at Angaston, Plapp came second atop Menglers Hill Road, Angaston at the 110.4km.

Plapp, 22, will wear now the efex polka-dot jersey for the Oakley stage 2 Brighton to Victor Harbor on Thursday.

Complete results:

Stage 1 photos

149.9 kilometers raced at an average speed of 41.33 m/hr

1	Phil Bauhaus	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	3hr 37min 35sec
2	Caleb Ewan	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
3	Michael Matthews	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
4	Alessandro Covi	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
5	Paul Penhoet	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
6	Emils Liepins	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
7	Hugo Page	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
8	Hugo Hofstetter	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
9	Taj Jones	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
10	Gerben Thijssen	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
11	Marius Mayrhofer	TEAM DSM	s.t.
12	Bryan Coquard	COFIDIS	s.t.
13	Tim Van Dijke	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
14	Jannik Steimle	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
15	Kim Heiduk	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
16	Corbin Strong	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
17	Miles Scotson	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
18	Campbell Stewart	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+0''
19	Marc Brustenga	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+0''
20	Michael Vink	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+0''
21	Nikias Arndt	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+0''
22	Dion Smith	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+0''
23	Filippo Baroncini	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+0''
24	Luis Guillermo Mas	MOVISTAR TEAM	+0''
25	Gorka Izagirre	MOVISTAR TEAM	+0''
26	Kevin Ledanois	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+0''
27	Samuel Gaze	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+0''
28	Luis Leon Sanchez	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
29	Kaden Groves	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+0''
30	Damien Touze	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
31	Julius Johansen	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+0''
32	Sven Erik Bystrom	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+0''
33	Martin Laas	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
34	Tony Gallopin	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+0''
35	Michael Gogl	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+0''
36	Lukasz Owsian	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+0''
37	Dries Devenyns	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+0''
38	Pello Bilbao	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+0''
39	Alessandro Verre	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+0''
40	Timo Roosen	JUMBO-VISMA	+0''
41	Rudy Molard	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+0''
42	Natnael Tesfazion	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+0''
43	Matthew Dinham	TEAM DSM	+0''
44	Imanol Erviti	MOVISTAR TEAM	+0''
45	Derek Gee	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+0''
46	Jasha Dimitri Sutterlin	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+0''
47	Ethan Hayter	INEOS GRENADIERS	+0''
48	Christopher Hamilton	TEAM DSM	+0''
49	Dorian Godon	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
50	Robert Stannard	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+0''
51	Reuben Thompson	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+0''
52	Tim Naberman	TEAM DSM	+0''
53	Antonio Tiberi	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+0''
54	Ben Swift	INEOS GRENADIERS	+0''
55	Manuele Boaro	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
56	Martijn Tusveld	TEAM DSM	+0''
57	Harrison Wood	COFIDIS	+0''
58	Senne Leysen	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+0''
59	Lorenzo Germani	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+0''
60	Jonas Rutsch	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+0''
61	Giovanni Aleotti	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
62	Mauro Schmid	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+0''
63	Dmitriy Gruzdev	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
64	Asbjorn Hellemose	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+0''
65	Alex Baudin	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
66	Boy Van Poppel	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+0''
67	Jensen Plowright	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+0''
68	Jay Vine	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+0''
69	Luis-Joe Luhrs	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
70	Mikkel Honore	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+0''
71	Victor Lafay	COFIDIS	+0''
72	Alberto Bettiol	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+0''
73	Maximilian Schachmann	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
74	Simon Clarke	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+0''
75	Shane Archbold	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
76	Elie Gesbert	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+0''
77	Laurence Pithie	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+0''
78	Andre Rodrigues De Carvalho	COFIDIS	+0''
79	Zachary Marriage	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+0''
80	George Bennett	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+0''
81	Simon Yates	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+0''
82	Ben O'Connor	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
83	Mathis Le Berre	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+0''
84	Nans Peters	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
85	Ewen Costiou	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+0''
86	Sebastian Berwick	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+0''
87	Marc Hirschi	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+0''
88	Michael Schar	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
89	Hermann Pernsteiner	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+0''
90	Fabio Felline	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
91	Francois Bidard	COFIDIS	+0''
92	Milan Vader	JUMBO-VISMA	+0''
93	Jens Keukeleire	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+0''
94	Ivan Romeo Abad	MOVISTAR TEAM	+0''
95	Johan Jacobs	MOVISTAR TEAM	+0''
96	Jos Van Emden	JUMBO-VISMA	+0''
97	Daryl Impey	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+0''
98	Lennard Hofstede	JUMBO-VISMA	+0''
99	Sean Quinn	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+0''
100	Lucas Hamilton	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+0''
101	Rohan Dennis	JUMBO-VISMA	+0''
102	Mattia Cattaneo	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+0''
103	Leonardo Basso	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
104	Gianni Moscon	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+0''
105	Sergio Samitier	MOVISTAR TEAM	+0''
106	Michael Storer	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+0''
107	Paul Lapeira	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+0''
108	Davide Cimolai	COFIDIS	+52''
109	Oscar Riesebeek	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
110	Alexis Renard	COFIDIS	s.t.
111	Martin Svrcek	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+0''
112	Marco Haller	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
113	Finn Fisher-Black	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+0''
114	Sjoerd Bax	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+0''
115	Christopher Froome	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+0''
116	Stan Van Tricht	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+1'02''
117	Michael Hepburn	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
118	Lucas Plapp	INEOS GRENADIERS	+0''
119	Geraint Thomas	INEOS GRENADIERS	+1'20''
120	Leo Hayter	INEOS GRENADIERS	+0''
121	Magnus Sheffield	INEOS GRENADIERS	+0''
122	Jai Hindley	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
123	Taco Van Der Hoorn	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+1'53''
124	Liam Walsh	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+0''
125	Romain Combaud	TEAM DSM	+2'43''
126	Cameron Scott	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+2'49''
127	Jordi Meeus	BORA-HANSGROHE	+0''
128	Chris Harper	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+0''
129	Luke Durbridge	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+3'19''
130	Jarrad Drizners	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+5'07''
131	Kamil Michal Gradek	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+5'21''
132	Thomas Scully	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+6'54''
133	Lukasz Wisniowski	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
134	Conor Leahy	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+8'27''
135	James Moriarty	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+20'37''
136	Graeme Frislie	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+23'59''
DNF	Robert Gesink	JUMBO-VISMA
DNF	Patrick Bevin	TEAM DSM
DSQ	James Knox	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP

GC after stage 1:

GC leader: Alberto Bettiol (EF Education-EasyPost)
Points classification leader: Phil Bauhaus (Bahrain Victorious)
Mountains classification leader: Lucas Plapp (INEOS Grenadiers)
Best young rider: Magnus Sheffield (INEOS Grenadiers)
Teams classification leader: (Intermarché-Circus-Wanty)

155.4 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 41.64 km/hr

1	Alberto Bettiol	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	3hr 43min 54sec
2	Michael Matthews	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	@ 6sec
3	Magnus Sheffield	INEOS GRENADIERS	+8''
4	Julius Johansen	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+10''
5	Kaden Groves	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+11''
6	Samuel Gaze	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
7	Hugo Page	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+12''
8	Marius Mayrhofer	TEAM DSM	+13''
9	Corbin Strong	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
10	Jannik Steimle	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
11	Jay Vine	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+14''
12	Nikias Arndt	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+15''
13	Kevin Ledanois	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
14	Miles Scotson	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+16''
15	Rohan Dennis	JUMBO-VISMA	+17''
16	Michael Vink	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
17	Ethan Hayter	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
18	Marc Brustenga	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+18''
19	Derek Gee	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
20	Lorenzo Germani	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
21	Chris Harper	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+19''
22	Lucas Plapp	INEOS GRENADIERS	+20''
23	Pello Bilbao	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
24	Michael Gogl	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+21''
25	Sven Erik Bystrom	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
26	Mauro Schmid	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+22''
27	Matthew Dinham	TEAM DSM	+23''
28	Dion Smith	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
29	Dorian Godon	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
30	Leo Hayter	INEOS GRENADIERS	+24''
31	Antonio Tiberi	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+25''
32	Jos Van Emden	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
33	Dries Devenyns	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
34	Timo Roosen	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
35	Gianni Moscon	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+26''
36	Simon Yates	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
37	Filippo Baroncini	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+27''
38	Paul Lapeira	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
39	Ben O'Connor	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
40	Gorka Izagirre	MOVISTAR TEAM	+28''
41	Marc Hirschi	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
42	Maximilian Schachmann	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
43	Laurence Pithie	GROUPAMA-FDJ	+29''
44	Marco Haller	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
45	Mattia Cattaneo	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	s.t.
46	Taj Jones	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+30''
47	Milan Vader	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
48	Natnael Tesfazion	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
49	Robert Stannard	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	s.t.
50	Tony Gallopin	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
51	Kim Heiduk	INEOS GRENADIERS	+31''
52	Rudy Molard	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
53	Liam Walsh	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
54	Victor Lafay	COFIDIS	s.t.
55	Sjoerd Bax	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
56	Jasha Dimitri Sutterlin	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
57	Sebastian Berwick	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+32''
58	Lucas Hamilton	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	s.t.
59	Campbell Stewart	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+33''
60	Johan Jacobs	MOVISTAR TEAM	+34''
61	Bryan Coquard	COFIDIS	s.t.
62	Simon Clarke	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
63	Daryl Impey	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	+35''
64	Manuele Boaro	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	s.t.
65	Ewen Costiou	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
66	Shane Archbold	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
67	George Bennett	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
68	Luis Guillermo Mas	MOVISTAR TEAM	+36''
69	Martijn Tusveld	TEAM DSM	s.t.
70	Alessandro Verre	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+37''
71	Jensen Plowright	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+38''
72	Ivan Romeo Abad	MOVISTAR TEAM	+39''
73	Ben Swift	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
74	Giovanni Aleotti	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
75	Paul Penhoet	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
76	Senne Leysen	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+40''
77	Luis Leon Sanchez	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	s.t.
78	Asbjorn Hellemose	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+41''
79	Reuben Thompson	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
80	Michael Schar	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
81	Andre Rodrigues De Carvalho	COFIDIS	s.t.
82	Imanol Erviti	MOVISTAR TEAM	+42''
83	Fabio Felline	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	s.t.
84	Jordi Meeus	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
85	Harrison Wood	COFIDIS	s.t.
86	Hugo Hofstetter	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
87	Martin Laas	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	+43''
88	Caleb Ewan	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
89	Jonas Rutsch	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+44''
90	Jai Hindley	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
91	Christopher Hamilton	TEAM DSM	+45''
92	Zachary Marriage	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	s.t.
93	Mathis Le Berre	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
94	Elie Gesbert	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	+46''
95	Francois Bidard	COFIDIS	+48''
96	Lukasz Owsian	TEAM ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
97	Martin Svrcek	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+49''
98	Damien Touze	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	s.t.
99	Leonardo Basso	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	s.t.
100	Michael Storer	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
101	Emils Liepins	TREK-SEGAFREDO	+51''
102	Alex Baudin	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+52''
103	Nans Peters	AG2R CITROEN TEAM	+53''
104	Tim Naberman	TEAM DSM	s.t.
105	Tim Van Dijke	JUMBO-VISMA	+54''
106	Dmitriy Gruzdev	ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM	s.t.
107	Phil Bauhaus	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+57''
108	Christopher Froome	ISRAEL PREMIER TECH	s.t.
109	Jens Keukeleire	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	s.t.
110	Luis-Joe Luhrs	BORA-HANSGROHE	+59''
111	Lennard Hofstede	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
112	Boy Van Poppel	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	s.t.
113	Gerben Thijssen	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+1'00''
114	Alessandro Covi	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+1'06''
115	Finn Fisher-Black	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	+1'09''
116	Mikkel Honore	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+1'18''
117	Alexis Renard	COFIDIS	+1'20''
118	Stan Van Tricht	SOUDAL QUICK-STEP	+1'33''
119	Sergio Samitier	MOVISTAR TEAM	s.t.
120	Oscar Riesebeek	ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK	+1'37''
121	Davide Cimolai	COFIDIS	+1'52''
122	Michael Hepburn	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+2'04''
123	Geraint Thomas	INEOS GRENADIERS	+2'05''
124	Sean Quinn	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+2'20''
125	Taco Van Der Hoorn	INTERMARCHE-CIRCUS-WANTY	+2'32''
126	Cameron Scott	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+3'21''
127	Hermann Pernsteiner	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+3'32''
128	Romain Combaud	TEAM DSM	+3'34''
129	Luke Durbridge	TEAM JAYCO-ALULA	+4'12''
130	Jarrad Drizners	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+5'42''
131	Kamil Michal Gradek	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	+6'16''
132	Lukasz Wisniowski	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+7'29''
133	Thomas Scully	EF EDUCATION-EASYPOST	+7'49''
134	Conor Leahy	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+9'03''
135	James Moriarty	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+20'56''
136	Graeme Frislie	AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM	+24'28''