Cadel Evans Fanpage
Celebrating an Aussie Cycling Legend
Welcome to the ultimate fan hub for Cadel Evans – Australia’s first Tour de France champion and one of the grittiest riders the sport has ever seen.
From muddy mountain trails to the Champs-Élysées, we follow every pedal stroke of the man who redefined Aussie endurance.
Whether you’re reliving his legendary 2011 Tour win or diving into his MTB roots, this is where fans unite to honour a true cycling great.
Who Is Cadel Evans?
Cadel Evans is one of Australia’s most decorated cyclists, best known for becoming the first Aussie to win the Tour de France in 2011.
Born in the Northern Territory and raised in Barwon Heads, Victoria, Cadel went from outback kid to global cycling superstar – with a reputation for resilience, grit, and pure heart.
From MTB to Road Royalty
Evans first made his mark in mountain biking, twice claiming World Cup overall titles before making the leap to road racing.
While many doubted the transition, Cadel quickly silenced critics with consistent Grand Tour performances and an uncanny ability to suffer through the toughest stages.
2011 Tour de France Glory
After several near misses, Cadel sealed his place in history in 2011 – clawing back time in the Alps and delivering a clinical time trial in Grenoble to pull on the yellow jersey.
It was a win for the ages – not just for Cadel, but for Aussie cycling as a whole.
Post-Racing Legacy
Since retiring in 2015, Cadel has remained a powerful force in the cycling world.
The annual Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race draws top-tier talent and fans from around the globe – a true testament to his impact on the sport and his love of the Aussie cycling scene.
Why Fans Still Cheer for Cadel
Whether it was the steely stare, the underdog grit, or the teary-eyed podium in Paris – Cadel gave fans something to believe in. He didn’t just race – he inspired a nation and a sport. And on this fanpage, his legacy rides on.
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