Cadel Evans knows he will have his work cut out if he wants to win his final race as a professional on Sunday, despite designing the course.
The 2011 Tour de France champion bows out at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, but believes the route he’s set favours a sprinter.
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Sky riders relish free role at Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race -
Gianni Meersman wins Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road RaceAustralian champion Cadel Evans calls time on professional career. Photos by Graham Watson
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Cadel Evans: Love him or hate him, the show's almost overAs one of the peloton's most divisive figures prepares to bow out, how will Cadel Evans' career be remembered?
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Cadel Evans reveals the race where he'll end his career in 2015- Former Tour de France winner announced retirement in September - Final race will be the new Great Ocean Road race in Australia
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Cadel Evans: Highs and lows of a 20-year careerWe take a look back at the events that have shaped Cadel Evans' career, as the Australian announces his retirement
