TdU Stage 5 Willunga Hill, CX World Cup Maasmechelen, GP Castellon

After his close finish last year, Jhonatan Narvaez timed his uphill sprint to win atop Willunga Hill and secured the leader's jersey and likely the overall victory of the Tour Down Under. He has taken over the ochre leader's jersey from Javier Romo by 9 seconds with the final stage Sunday.

"In this race, I think this gap is a lot."

-Jhonatan Narvaez

"It was a really tough and hot day but the guys were amazing. Pier-Andre and Simon did a really good job of positioning me in the final, not missing the split in the crosswinds, and then I just suffered. I'm happy to crack the top-ten on GC. It was a good result for the day."

-Mike Woods. Sixth place, tenth on GC.

The punishment: Willunga Hill

UCI CX World Cup Maasmechelen

Gran Premio Castellon - Rita de la Ceramica, Valencia Spain

Twenty-year-old Portuguese, Antonio Morgado won the first men's race of the European season, the Grand Prix Premio Castellon. In the final kilometres, he took the lead holding off the remains of the late attack of the peloton to the finish.