Ziptrak® Women's Stage 1: Hahndorf to Campbelltown

Friday, 12 January 2024

WOMEN'S

Start
11:10 AM
Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf

Finish
1:52 PM
Maryvale Road, Campbelltown

Distance
93.9km

WOMEN'S
Start
11:10 AM
Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf
Finish
1:52 PM
Maryvale Road, Campbelltown
Distance
93.9km

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Route Map

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RACE RESULTS

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RACE REPORT

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Last KM

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ABOUT WOMEN'S Ziptrak® STAGE 1

World cycling is back for another summer – and this first stage is a beauty.

Riders are set to start in the historic village of Hahndorf, racing through Adelaide Hills towns including Echunga, Balhannah, Woodside and Lobethal.

Queen of the Mountain points will be earned on Kenton Valley Road near Gumeracha, with a Gorge Road descent and fast finish into Campbelltown also in the mix. Sprinters: this one’s for you.

STAGE IN DETAIL

ZIPTRAK® SPRINTS
efex QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN
Feed Zone
Vantage Points
Strava Segment

ZIPTRAK® SPRINTS

Ziptrak® Sprint #1
12km, Adelaide Road, Echunga near Echunga Uniting Church
Approx. 11:35am

Ziptrak® Sprint #2
49.3km, Onkaparinga Valley Road, Woodside near Bedford Hotel
Approx. 12:37pm

efex QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAIN

efex Queen of the Mountain #1
29.7km, Hawthorn Climb (category 4)
Distance: 1718m, Total Ascent 71m, Maximum Gradient: 10.0%, Average Gradient: 4.1%
Hawthorn Road, Echunga
Approx. 12:04pm

efex Queen of the Mountain #2
58.1km, Kenton Valley Climb (category 4)
Distance: 2948m, Total Ascent 76m, Maximum Gradient: 8.9%, Average Gradient: 2.6%
Kenton Valley Road, Lobethal
Approx. 12:52pm

Feed Zone

Feed Zone

52.6km, Woodside Road, Woodside
Approx. 12:43pm

Vantage Points

Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf - (approx. 11:12am, 12:30pm)
Mount Torrens Road, Lobethal - (approx. 12:50pm)
Corner of John Fisher Ave and Torrens Valley Road, Gumeracha - (approx. 1:12pm)
Kangaroo Creek Reservoir Lookout, Gorge Road, Paracombe - (approx. 1:40pm)
Maryvale Road, Athelstone - (approx. 2:00pm)

Did you know you can watch the race from anywhere along the race route? Just find a suitable spot and enjoy the action!

Strava Segment

MORE INFORMATION

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Road Closures and Parking Restrictions

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Safety

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Stage Itinerary

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Hosted by Mount Barker District Council & Campbelltown City Council

We thank the Mount Barker District Council & Campbelltown City Council for hosting Ziptrak® Women's Stage 1 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.