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Caleb Ewan edges Giro d’Italia stage seven in three-way photo finish from Gaviria and Bennett
Orica-Scott's Caleb Ewan won stage seven of the 2017 Giro d'Italia in a three-way photo finish ahead of Fernando Gaviria and Sam Bennett.
By Henry Robertshaw •
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Caleb Ewan ‘devastated’ after Fernando Gaviria collision in Giro d’Italia sprint
Sprinters' coming-together leaves Caleb Ewan riding one-footed in final moments of stage two
By Gregor Brown •
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'I put more pressure on myself than anyone around me': Caleb Ewan sets his sights on the Giro d'Italia
At just 22 years of age, Caleb Ewan is already outsprinting the best but can Orica-Scott’s fastman prove himself on the Grand Tour stage?
By Vern Pitt •
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Caleb Ewan sharpens his Giro sprint in Yorkshire
Caleb Ewan calls the Tour de Yorkshire is ‘perfect preparation’ for the Giro d'Italia which starts next Friday, as he takes two second places in the race's two bunch sprints
By James Shrubsall •
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Caleb Ewan too fast for Mark Cavendish in final stage of Abu Dhabi Tour
Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) took a comprehensive victory in the final stage of the Abu Dhabi Tour as Rui Costa (UAE Team Emirates) wrapped up overall win.
By Henry Robertshaw •
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Mark Cavendish: Caleb Ewan was the strongest today
Abu Dhabi Tour race leader and stage one winner Mark Cavendish pays tribute to Caleb Ewan's sprint on stage two, despite being pipped on the line by Marcel Kittel
By Vern Pitt •
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Caleb Ewan: 'celebrating too early was a massive rookie error'
Caleb Ewan got caught out on the line on stage two of the Abu Dhabi Tour - as he started to celebrate, Marcel Kittel lunged ahead to take the victory
By Gregor Brown •
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Marcel Kittel comes from nowhere to edge out Ewan and Cavendish in Abu Dhabi Tour
Marcel Kittel produces dramatic late burst of speed to win stage two of the Abu Dhabi Tour - Mark Cavendish remains in overall lead
By Henry Robertshaw •
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Caleb Ewan edges out Peter Sagan in Tour Down Under stage six as Richie Porte secures overall
Caleb Ewan completed his sprint dominance of the 2017 Tour Down Under, edging out Peter Sagan on stage six as Richie Porte confirmed his overall victory.
By Henry Robertshaw •
