Caleb Ewan in the 2014 London-Surrey Classic
Cycling’s newest sprinting prodigy, Caleb Ewan, started his season in style by taking the victory in the first of the Mitchelton Bay Cycling criteriums.
Orica-GreenEdge’s 20-year-old pipped veteran Kiwi Greg Henderson, racing for the NZ National Team, to the line after the pair lapped virtually the entire field.
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