Cadel Evans

Explore the detailed timeline of Cadel Evans, the Australian professional road racing cyclist who made history by winning the 2011 Tour de France. From his early beginnings in mountain biking to his transition to road cycling, and his illustrious achievements, this timeline covers key moments and milestones in Evans' remarkable career.

Born: February 14, 1977
Professional Cyclist
Eltham High School

10 augustus 1998

28 april 2001

27 juli 2002

18 september 2005

29 juni 2006

29 juli 2007

27 september 2009

26 mei 2010

24 juli 2011

1 februari 2015

10augustus
1998
10 August 1998

Cadel Evans wins the Mountain Bike World Cup

Before becoming a renowned road cyclist, Cadel Evans won the 1998 Mountain Bike World Cup, marking an early highlight in his sports career. His success in mountain biking demonstrated his versatility and competitive edge, skills that would later serve him well in road racing. Evans' prowess on the mountain bike established him as a formidable athlete.

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28april
2001
28 April 2001

Cadel Evans signs with Mapei-Quick-Step for road cycling

In April 2001, Cadel Evans transitioned from mountain biking to road cycling by signing with the professional team Mapei-Quick-Step. This marked the beginning of his successful career as a road cyclist. Evans' move to the road racing circuit was an important decision that eventually led him to become one of the top cyclists in the world, culminating in his Tour de France victory.

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27juli
2002
27 July 2002

Cadel Evans finishes eighth in the Giro d'Italia

Cadel Evans, an Australian professional road racing cyclist, finished eighth overall in the 2002 Giro d'Italia. This marked his first major achievement as a professional road cyclist, having transitioned from being a successful mountain bike racer. The performance in the Giro established Evans as a strong stage racer capable of competing with elite cyclists in Grand Tours.

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18september
2005
18 September 2005

Cadel Evans finishes eighth in the Vuelta a España

Cadel Evans achieved a top-ten finish in the 2005 Vuelta a España, coming in eighth overall. This performance added to his growing reputation as a strong stage racer capable of competing in all three Grand Tours. Evans' ability to consistently perform at a high level in cycling's premier races set the stage for his future triumphs, including his Tour de France win.

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29juni
2006
29 June 2006

Cadel Evans finishes fourth in the Tour de France

In the 2006 Tour de France, Cadel Evans finished an impressive fourth overall, narrowly missing the podium. This result asserted Evans as a major competitor in the Grand Tours and laid the foundation for his future successes. He demonstrated his climbing abilities and resilience in one of cycling's toughest events.

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29juli
2007
29 July 2007

Cadel Evans secures second place in the Tour de France

Cadel Evans achieved a significant milestone in his road cycling career by finishing second overall in the 2007 Tour de France. This was his first podium finish in the Tour, showcasing his ability to challenge the top riders in the world. Evans' consistent performance throughout the grueling three-week race highlighted his resilience and competitive spirit.

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27september
2009
27 September 2009

Cadel Evans wins the UCI Road World Championships

Cadel Evans became the first Australian to win the UCI Road World Championships, claiming the elite men's road race title in Mendrisio, Switzerland. Evans launched a decisive attack on the final lap, taking the victory in the prestigious one-day race and asserting himself as one of the world's top cyclists. This victory was a breakthrough achievement.

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26mei
2010
26 May 2010

Cadel Evans wins a stage in the Giro d'Italia

During the 2010 Giro d'Italia, Cadel Evans displayed his tenacity and talent by winning stage 7, an arduous mountain stage. As the reigning world champion, Evans was a favorite in this Grand Tour, and his stage win showcased his exceptional skills and strategy in high-pressure situations. The victory was another highlight in his distinguished career.

24juli
2011
24 July 2011

Cadel Evans wins the Tour de France

Cadel Evans made history by becoming the first Australian to win the prestigious Tour de France in July 2011. He demonstrated exceptional skill and perseverance throughout the race, especially in the crucial Alpine stages and the final individual time trial. Evans' victory was a breakthrough for Australian cycling and inspired many fans around the world.

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01februari
2015
01 February 2015

Cadel Evans retires from professional cycling

Cadel Evans officially retired from professional cycling after the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race on February 1, 2015. The event, held in his native Australia, was a fitting farewell for the celebrated cyclist. Evans ended his career having achieved numerous accolades, including winning the Tour de France and the UCI World Championships.

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