Cycling News and Race Results

Johann Rabie, runner-up at the Cell C Tour of South Africa earlier this year, will get a rematch of sorts with Tour of South Africa winner, Christian House, at the Tour de Korea, which starts on Friday.

Team MTN/Qhubeka can feel satisfied with the way they rode Cell C’s Tour of South Africa.

Bernardo Riccio from the Italian d'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo team won the final stage of the Cell C tour of South Africa which took place in the streets of Paarl over a 10 km circuit raced 10 times and in doing was the only rider to win two stages of the tour!

Action from the final stage of the Cell C Tour of South Africa which took place in Paarl. It was a sweltering hot day and a belter of a stage.

Team Bonitas rider, Johann Rabie, confirmed his ability to compete with distinction internationally, when he collected a number of accolades at the inaugural Cell C Tour of South Africa road cycling race, which finished on Saturday.

Stage 6 from Hermanus to Stellenbosch over Helshoogte was a cracker of a stage. Darren Lill took the stage win and Johan Rabie and Jaco Venter completed an all South African podium.

Stage 5 from Oudtshoorn to Barrydale during the Cell C Tour of South Africa saw a scorching hot day in the Klein Karoo.

As always we were out and about before the start and at the finish. We catch up with some pre-stage favourites and get some feddback on the stage as it unfolded at the finish.

Bloukrans Bridge to George, stage four of the Cell C Tour of South Africa was won by Itailian Davide Torosantucci of d'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippo. It was a stage that was expected to offer a spring board for the top climbers to launch free of the bunch and into George.

Stage 4 of the Cell C Tour of South Africa from Bloukrans Bridge to George was won by Italian Davide Torosantucci from Team D'Angelo & Antenucci - Nippon. The stage featured four KOM hot spots.