Australian sprinter Ewan joins Ineos Grenadiers

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Sprinter Ewan hopes Ineos move sparks revival

PARIS: Australian sprint specialist Caleb Ewan, a five-time Tour de France stage winner, will attempt to relaunch his cycling career after signing a one-year deal with Ineos Grenadiers on Thursday. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

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Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan, who has won 11 stages in the Grand Tours, has joined the British team Ineos Grenadiers for the upcoming season.

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Cycling sprint ace Caleb Ewan signs for UK team INEOS

Australian cycling sprint ace Caleb Ewan has signed for top British team INEOS Grenadiers in a bid to reinvigorate his faltering career.

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Australian sprinter Ewan joins Ineos Grenadiers

LONDON : Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan said he was excited to have the chance to start winning Grand Tour stages again after signing with British outfit Ineos Grenadiers for the 2025 season.The signing of Ewan, who has won five stages at both the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia, will be a major boost to

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Aussie Sprint Star Caleb Ewan signs one year contract with INEOS - Bicycling Australia

Australian sprinter and multiple Grand Tour stage winner, Caleb Ewan, has signed a one-year contract with the INEOS Grenadiers for the 2025 season. The 30-year-old from NSW takes a decade’s worth of experience at the very highest level and boasts an impressive palmarès that includes over 60 professional victories, to his new team. This includes five Tour de France stage wins, five Giro d’Italia stage victories and one at La Vuelta a España. Cale…

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It’s make or break for Ineos Grenadiers and Caleb Ewan

Cyclist It’s make or break for Ineos Grenadiers and Caleb Ewan With the new year comes the turn of a new leaf. Or, if you’re Ineos Grenadiers, you’re probably hoping for a whole new plant instead. The team’s worst ever season may be in the rearview mirror but still at the forefront of minds, the once-dubbed ‘super-team’ struggling to amass just 16 victories across a stacked calendar. The team’s latest attempt to get back to winning ways is signi…