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A Long Day Again TDU18-6
Stage 2 of the Tour Down Under was marked by yet another break away. Earlier (before TV coverage started) Nicholas Dlamini (Dimension Data) was with these three, but once he had grabbed the King of the Mountain points he dropped back the the peloton. Sporting the red numbers of "most combative rider," William Clarke (EF Education First-Drapac) was on the attack again. He was joined by his countryman, Scott Bowden (UniSA-Australia) and another first year pro, Jamie Castrillo (Movistar). I was rather surprised at the change in Movistar's kit for 2018, please, but surprised.