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Simone Giuliani

Dual Corkscrew climb finale for women’s Tour Down Under in 2026 as men’s race tackle Willunga Hill triple on penultimate stage

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 18: Tour Parade cars at the top of the King of the Mountain at Corkscrew road during Stage 4 from Unley to Campbelltown of the Santos Tour Down Under on January 18, 2019 in Campbelltown, Australia. (Photo by Peter Mundy/Getty Images).

The Santos Tour Down Under will be keeping the suspense running right till the very last stages of the men's and women's races in 2026, both ending with challenging days that open the way for changes in the general classification till the final line.

The six-day South Australian men's Tour Down Under from January 20-25, which it was earlier announced would start with a prologue, will see the Queen stage unfolding on the penultimate day with three climbs of Willunga Hill while a Stirling loop will provide the closing stage, but there are also a number of opportunities to claim time earlier.

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