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Home»News»SA Kick It Willunga TT Kicks Off Exciting New Festival in Australia’s ProVelo Tremendous League
News By Miles CooperJanuary 18, 2025

SA Kick It Willunga TT Kicks Off Exciting New Festival in Australia’s ProVelo Tremendous League

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Talia Appleton (Praties Cycling Team) wins the opening TT stage of the opening race of the ProVelo Super League on Willunga HillTalia Appleton (Praties Biking Workforce) wins the outlet TT degree of the outlet race of the ProVelo Tremendous League on Willunga Hill(Symbol credit score: Con Chronis/ProVelo Tremendous League)Ronan Teese wins the opening TT stage of the opening race of the ProVelo Super League on Willunga HillRonan Teese wins the outlet TT degree of the outlet race of the ProVelo Tremendous League on Willunga Hill(Symbol credit score: Con Chronis/ProVelo Tremendous League)

The first actual degree of the brand new ProVelo Tremendous League couldn’t have picked a venue nearer to the center of cyclists to kick off the racing, with Talia Appleton (Praties Biking Workforce) and Ronan Teese (Bendigo & District Biking Membership) claiming the victories within the Willunga Hill time trial which kicked off court cases.

The brand new top-tier home racing league, which is changing the Nationwide Highway Sequence, is about to play out over six occasions from January to March, with the brand new three-day South Australian race, SA Kick It, handing over the outlet fight within the sequence which is able to be offering up a spot within the Liv-AlUla-Jayco Continental workforce to the U23 ladies’s winner and a stagairie contract at Jayco-AlUla for the highest U23 rider within the males’s class. 

The primary day of racing performed out at the 3km climb with a mean gradient of seven.5 %, on roadsides coated with limitations and the end line marker of the Santos Excursion Down Beneath given degree 2 of the ladies’s race was once set to crest the ascent two times later within the day. 

The nineteen-year-old Appleton claimed the ladies’s victory with a time of 8:35, now not a marvel winner rafter having ecently reminded opponents of her prowess at the climbs together with her win on degree 1 of the Excursion of Shiny which completed on height of Tawonga Hole.two seconds forward of Katelyn Nicholson (Butterfields Ziptrak), whilst Sophia Sammons (Praties Biking) was once 4 seconds again. 

“It was good to be able to win on the first race of the new series, its good motivation for the rest of the rounds,” stated Appleton in an interview on ProVelo Tremendous League Instagram.

Appleton was once two seconds forward of Katelyn Nicholson (Butterfields Ziptrak), whilst Sophia Sammons (Praties Biking) was once 4 seconds again in 3rd. Sammons, every other 19-year-old at the ladies’s podium, and Nicholson each persevered their sturdy begin to the season after having completed within the height 5 within the ladies’s elite and U23 highway race on the Australian Highway Nationwide Championships in Perth.

The 21-year-old Teese who was once off the place to begin early took out the lads’s time trial with 6:51, The rider from the Bendigo and District Biking Membership was once only one 2nd forward of Jack Ward (Workforce Brennan p/b TP32), who persevered on from his step forward mountaineering degree victories on the Excursion of Shiny, whilst Finlay Walsh (CCACHE x Bodywrap) was once 4 seconds again within the degree the place all of the height ten was once crammed by way of U23 riders.

The racing continues with a criterium at Victoria Park in Adelaide on Sunday which might be broadcast continue to exist SBS On Call for from 16:30 to 19:30 AEDT and a highway race on the Bend Motorsport Park on Monday.

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