Australia boasts record Giro entry

Regardless of whether Australia’s Cadel Evans (BMC Racing Team) capitalises on his position as favourite at the Giro d’Italia, the race is already a historic edition for the nation. Australia will have 14 riders across 10 different teams lining up in Amsterdam for this year’s race, more than have contested any one previous edition in the event’s 100 year history.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamHeader Cell - Column 2
1Robbie McEwen9
2Graeme Brown6
3Nick Gates6
4Alan Peiper5
5Matthew White5
6Michael Wilson5
7Bradley Mcgee4
8Brett Lancaster4
9Mathew Hayman4
10Stephen Hodge4
11Adam Hansen3
12Matthew Lloyd3
13Phil Anderson3
14Scott Davis3
15Scott Sunderland3
16Antony Neil Stephens2
17Baden Cooke2
18Cadel Evans2
19Cameron Meyer2
20Christopher Sutton2
21Henk Vogels2
22Mark Renshaw2
23Matthew Harley Goss2
24Matthew Wilson2
25Michael Rogers2
26Russel Van Hout2
27Stuart O'Grady2
28Tom Leaper2
29Trent Wilson2
30Allan Davis1
31Benjamin Brooks1
32Cameron Wurf1
33Clyde Sefton1
34David Mcfarlane1
35David Mckenzie1
36Eddie Salas1
37Jack Bobridge1
38John Trevorrow1
39Luke Roberts1
40Nathan O'Neill1
41Richie Porte1
42Rory Sutherland1
43Shane Bartley1
44Simon Gerrans1
45William Walker1