THINK! Road Safety Men's Stage 5: Christies Beach - Willunga Hill

Saturday, 20 January 2024

MEN'S

Start
11:10 AM
Esplanade, Christies Beach

Finish
2:31 PM
Brookman Road, Willunga Hill

Distance
129.3km

MEN'S
Start
11:10 AM
Esplanade, Christies Beach
Finish
2:31 PM
Brookman Road, Willunga Hill
Distance
129.3km

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ABOUT THINK! Road Safety Men's Stage 5

Heroes are made on Willunga Hill. This race favourite – conquered a stunning seven times by Richie Porte – returns on Stage 5.

The world’s best will gather at Christies Beach and travel through Port Noarlunga before turning inland. Ziptrak sprints at Willunga and Aldinga are set to feature before the road grows steeper.

Two ascents of Willunga Hill await on this 129-kilometre stage, which finishes atop its summit after the second. It’s time for the climbers to come out and play.

STAGE IN DETAIL

ZIPTRAK® SPRINTS
EFEX KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
Feed Zone
Vantage Points
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ZIPTRAK® SPRINTS

Ziptrak® Sprint #1
22km, Main Road at Willunga Show Hall, Willunga
Approx. 11:50am

Ziptrak® Sprint #2
80.1km, Esplanade at Snapper Point near Butterworth Road, Aldinga Beach
Approx. 1:17pm

EFEX KING OF THE MOUNTAIN

efex King of the Mountain #1
106.6km, Willunga Hill (category 1)
Distance: 3.0km, Total Ascent 224m, Maximum Gradient: 15.6%, Average Gradient: 7.4%
Old Willunga HIll Road, Willunga Hill
Approx. 1:56pm

efex King of the Mountain #2
129.1km, Willunga Hill (category 1)
Distance: 3.0km, Total Ascent 224m, Maximum Gradient: 15.6%, Average Gradient: 7.4%
Old Willunga HIll Road, Willunga Hill
Approx. 2:30pm

Feed Zone

Feed Zones

62.2km, Main Road at Station Road, Willunga
Approx. 12:50pm

102.7km, Main Road at Station Road, Willunga
Approx. 1:51pm

Vantage Points

Esplanade, Port Noarlunga
Main Road, McLaren Vale
Corner of Main Road and Aldinga Road, Willunga
Snapper Point - Esplande, Aldinga Beach
OId Willunga Hill Road, Willunga

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Hosted by the City of Onkaparinga

We thank the City of Onkaparinga for hosting the THINK! Road Safety Men's Stage 5 and for their invaluable contribution to the Santos Tour Down Under.

The Santos Tour Down Under organisers advises that there will be low level helicopter operations between 12 and 21 January for the purpose of broadcast and media operations for the event. The flight plans have been reviewed and approved by the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority and will occur strictly for the purpose of broadcasting the 2024 Santos Tour Down Under.

The Santos Tour Down Under acknowledges and respects Aboriginal people as the state’s first people and nations, and recognises Aboriginal people as traditional owners and occupants of South Australian land and waters. In particular we would like to acknowledge Kaurna Peoples and their ancestral lands on which our event takes place.