Santos Tour Down Under

The Biggest Santos Tour Down Under Yet

Each international cycling season begins at the Santos Tour Down Under – first race on the UCI WorldTour and your chance to see elite riders up close. In 2027 we go further – delivering the longest and toughest Santos Tour Down Under on record.

Your guide to the 2027 stages

We’re shaking up the status quo in a Santos Tour Down Under set to make history. In 2027 men and women will race on the same course, on the same day and over the same distance – becoming the first race anywhere to deliver the groundbreaking format.

Hospitality Packages

Go beyond the race and to the source of South Australia’s best food and wine. With premium food and beverages on hand, shade and plenty of seating, our hospitality packages are the best way to enjoy the Santos Tour Down Under in style.

Spectator Travel Guides

Whether you're planning to watch a single stage or follow the action across the state, our spectator guides will help you make the most of your Santos Tour Down Under experience. Explore interactive maps, discover places to eat, drink and stay along each route.

Plan a Trip

The Santos Tour Down Under is more than a race – it’s your invitation to experience the very best of South Australia. Stay a little longer and discover world-class wine, unforgettable flavours, pristine beaches and the regions that make South Australia so special.

Latest news

Hall of Fame

The Santos Tour Down Under Hall of Fame recognises athletes, administrators, media representatives and officials who have made a significant contribution to the event since its inception in 1999. In 2026 we are proud to welcome Richie Porte as our newest inductee.

Race History

The Santos Tour Down Under is Australia's greatest cycling race, with a rich history as the highest-regarded and most popular bike race in the southern hemisphere.

The event was first staged in 1999 with local rider Stuart O’Grady taking the win. Since then, numerous internationally renowned cyclists have joined the Honour Roll. The event has grown year-on-year to become the biggest cycling race in the southern hemisphere.