Ed Clancy on his way to victory in the Herald Sun Tour prologue
JLT Condor rider Ed Clancy defeated plenty of WorldTour opposition as he took victory in the Herald Sun Tour prologue to take victory by a single second.
Riding his first race of the year, Clancy's was just the 10th rider off the start ramp, setting a time of 1-54 on the narrow 1.6km course in the centre of Melbourne that would stand up to challenges from the strong line-ups of Trek-Segafredo and Mitchelton-Scott.
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Owain Doull and Ed Clancy discuss life off the track at Rio 2016 (video)Owain Doull and Ed Clancy reveal what the team got up to after they won their Olympic Games gold medal at Rio 2016
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Olympic champions Ed Clancy and Owain Doull to ride Revolution opening roundTeam GB pursuit stars Ed Clancy and Owain Doull have been confirmed for the opening round of the 2016 Revolution Track Series in Manchester on September 17
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Ed Clancy sets his target on Tokyo 2020 golds before retirementEd Clancy hopes to retire after Tokyo 2020 where he has his eye on two possible medals
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