Walking around the edge of the oval in Campbelltown where teams were set up with their vans and shade marquees as riders after the final stage of the Santos Women’s Tour Down Under presented a roller coaster of moods.
EF Education-Oatly not surprisingly joyously rushed to congratulate race winner Noemi Rüegg, UAE Team ADQ were a the picture of disappointment after taking three of the top four spots but missing out on the one they really wanted, and then there was Human Powered Health.
“Yesterday seeing the riders come in, they were pretty spent and exhausted but Nina still had life in her … so really who knows what the race in the future holds, but I feel pretty optimistic,” Human Powered Health sports director Clark Sheehan told Cyclingnews before the start of stage 3.
“We’re hoping for a lot, but to get a top 10 in a World Tour race for us … it’s a real victory at this point.”
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