Van D’am Racing is South Australia’s only elite under 25 cycling team. Not just focused on results, Van D’am Racing is committed to developing balanced cyclists by providing opportunities for them to not only grow as riders but also members of the wider community. Founded in 2015, the team has consistently improved over the past three seasons taking jerseys and stage wins across Australia. With several exciting new signings - we are looking forward to seeing what the season will offer in 2019!
Van D’am Racing back to Sportful
Our first kit was made by Sportful, and we enjoyed a very fruitful partnership over our first two seasons. For the past two seasons, we have moved over to Nalini. Both of these brands are managed in Australia by dual Melbourne to Warnambool Winner and Australian Cycling legend Joel Pearson. For 2020, we are excited Read More
Tour of Tasmania Stage 3
Stage 3 of the Spirit of Tasmania Tour of Tasmania started with another early morning for the boys due to the long drive from Launceston to the start in Ulverstone. The scene was set for an epic stage of the National Road Series as the trees on the side of the roads were sideways because Read More
Tour of Tasmania Stage 2
Stage 2 of the Spirit of Tasmania Tour of Tasmania was set to be a hard day, with 50 kph wind forecasted to affect the 60 kilometres before a hard 10-kilometre-long climb up to Poatina Power Station that was sure to be decisive in the overall race. This meant the boys had to be switched Read More
Tour of Tasmania Stage 1
Stage 1 of the Spirit of Tasmania Tour of Tasmania saw the boys tackle 121km of beautiful, rolling Tasmanian countryside along the Tamar River from George Town to Grindelwald, a small village north of Launceston. The race was forecasted to be affected by wind, potentially spicing up the already hilly course. Our plan was plain Read More
Super Series R3 & R4 CCC
By Mark Sampson Photos: Fame & Spear It comes that time of year where the team starts to look towards our mountain bike and gravel racing cousins for some advice as we tackle the infamous Copper Coast Cup. Eager to carry the momentum of our previous successes, we were more than ready for yet another Read More