Road to the World Tour

The 2026 Hertz ProVelo Super League reaches its conclusion after five intense weeks across Australia, a season shaped by fire warnings, wild weather, crashes, rising stars and the deepest field the league has seen. In this final episode, Matilda Raynolds and Matt Keenan sit down with the newly crowned champions to unpack how they made it to the top.Sophia Sammons reflects on a season defined by resilience, from ambulance rides in Tasmania to slippery chaos at the Q2, and how she balanced cross country travel, Melbourne time sleep cycles and the pressure of leadership to win the SBS Women's League. Olympic gold medallist Ollie Bleddyn joins to discuss his selfless teamwork, his rise as one of Australia's most versatile road talents and his ambitions as he heads to Europe.Matt Wilson, the architect of the league, lifts the curtain on a season that battled fires, storms, medical shortages and last minute reroutes, yet still delivered the most competitive racing to date. Angus Calder wraps the year with his PSL Pulse, sharing the stories and unseen moments that shaped the 2026 narrative.The Road to the World Tour signs off with a celebration of the riders, teams, volunteers and fans who made the league what it is, and a look ahead to the Australians now heading overseas to chase the next step in their careers.

A huge weekend on the Road to the World Tour as the Hertz ProVelo Super League hit Grafton–Inverell and delivered the most dramatic round of the season. Matilda Raynolds and Matt Keenan break down a defining chapter, starting with Kirsty Watts’ astonishing 100‑kilometre solo victory — a performance that exposed hesitation in the peloton and underlined why the Meridian Bikebug rider is one of the brightest young talents in Australasia.In the men’s classic, Finlay Walsh announced himself with a mature, brutal win in the fastest Grafton ever recorded, while Team Brennan and CCACHE x BODYWRAP tore into each other in a tactical reversal of the Warny stalemate. Patrick Eddy’s heartbreak, Linden Millar’s breakthrough, and the relentless rise of the under‑23s — including Julian Baudry and Oscar Gallagher all get their moment.Sunday’s Inverell circuit races added more layers: Keely Bennett’s clutch win, Odette Lynch’s positioning battles, and Patrick Eddy’s cathartic domination after a weekend of frustration. The league tables tighten, with Sophia Sammons and Oliver Bleddyn still leading but under real pressure as fatigue, travel, and form fluctuations start to bite.Now everything funnels into Queensland. Lakeside Raceway, the Brisbane International Cycle Park, and the brutal Mount May summit finish will decide the season. Sammons, Edwards, Lynch, Polites, Bleddyn, Hone, Walsh, and the under‑23 climbers all arrive with something to prove, and only one weekend left to make their case to the world.A massive episode full of tactics, talent identification, and the final push toward the world‑tour dream.

The Road to the World Tour heats up as Sophie Edwards storms back into the title fight, Sophia Sammons hangs on under pressure, and Odette Lynch keeps hoovering sprint points. In the men’s league, Oliver Bleddyn looks untouchable, Pat Eddy fires a warning shot, and Will Heffernan delivers the most outrageous finish‑line salute we’ve seen in years. With Grafton–Inverell looming, Matt and Tills unpack who’s rising, who’s cracking, and who’s ready to make the leap to the WorldTour.

The Melbourne to Warrnambool delivered one of the most dramatic editions in years, with the so‑called “doomed” early break refusing to die and Josh Beikoff producing a staggering upset after 267km of grit, patience, and pure refusal to quit. Matilda Raynolds and Matt Keenan unpack how the big teams misread the race, why the smaller squads seized their moment, and what Ollie Stenning will be replaying in his head for weeks.On the women’s side, Sophie Edwards cemented her status as the Queen of Raglan Parade with a composed, clinical second victory, while Alyssa Polites and Kara Will lit up the race with breakout performances. Rising stars Meg McDonald and Emily Sanders forced their way into the conversation with huge rides that signal massive futures ahead.Then it’s all eyes on Sydney. The crew break down the wind‑blasted Cronulla crit, the maze‑like Pheasants Nest circuit, and the brutally honest Southern Highlands queen stage that could reshape both GC battles. With under‑19 and under‑17 racing adding even more unpredictability, the Harbor City GP is set to blow the league wide open.A packed episode full of race craft, rising talent, and the storylines that will define the run home in the Hertz ProVelo Super League.

The Tour of Tasmania delivered chaos, carnage and career‑defining moments. Matt Keenan and Matilda Raynolds break it all down from Ruby Taylor’s breakout double, to Sophia Sammons’ commanding ride, to the wildest Launceston crit in years that flipped the men’s GC on its head. The Tassie block proved once again why it’s the most revealing week in Australian cycling.Angus Calder drops in with his PSL Pulse from the ground, highlighting the riders who stamped themselves as genuine Road to the WorldTour prospects — including Sophia Sammons, Levi Hone, and the fast‑rising Alec Franzke.Then the focus shifts to the biggest one‑day race in the country: the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool and the Lochard Energy Women’s Warrnambool Classic. Matt and Matilda unpack the history, the contenders, the storylines, and why this weekend feels like the true grand final of the domestic season.A huge episode full of talent ID, big performances, and the road ahead for Australia’s next WorldTour stars.

Hosted by Matt Keenan and Matilda Reynolds, with Angus Calder delivering his PSL Pulse from the ground, this episode dives deep into Round 2 of the Hertz ProVelo Super League, the iconic Tasmania block.Across four brutal stages, including the famous Queen Stage summit finish, Tasmania has long been the proving ground for Australia’s next WorldTour stars. Matt and Tills unpack why this race reveals more than any other, how weather and terrain shape the outcome, and which riders are poised to break through in 2026.They revisit the history of the Tour of Tasmania from Cadel Evans and Richie Porte to Grace Brown and spotlight the climbers, young guns, and surprise contenders who could define this year’s race. Angus joins with his on‑the‑ground insights, team dynamics to watch, and the riders he believes are ready to step up.With global eyes on the PSL and a new premier partner in Hertz, this is the round that could change careers.

The Road to the World Tour Podcast returns with Episode 2 as Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds break down all the drama, speed, and storylines from the opening round of the ProVelo Super League: SA KickIt. From the explosive time trial to the high‑octane Victoria Park criterium and the decisive Tailem Bend road race, they unpack standout performances, tactical surprises, and the riders already shaping the early leaderboard.Then, Angus Calder jumps in for the PSL Pulse, offering deeper insights into team dynamics, emerging contenders, and what SA KickIt tells us about the battles still to come in the 2026 season.A must‑listen for fans following the rise of Australia’s next World Tour stars.For more info on the PSL visit http://provelosuperleague.com.au

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds, joined by the 'PSL Analyst' Angus Calder as they preview the second season of the ProVelo Super League. We check in with the winners from the 2025 edition and hear from Red Bull - BORA head of Sport Zak Dempster who outlines what the World Tour teams are looking for in 2026.For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to;⁠⁠www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we wrap the inaugural season of the ProVelo Super League. We're joined by both overall winners in Sophie Marr and Jack Ward. The 'PSL Analyst' Angus Calder give his recap of the league along with founder Matt Wilson and content creator Dan Jones.A huge thanks to everyone who supported the league and we look froward to keeping you updated with our riders journeys and another year in 2026.For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to;⁠www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we recap Grafton and build up to the final round of the ProVelo Super League with he Q Tour . We're joined by both winners from the weekend with Praties rider Gina Ricardo and Team Brennan's Tristan Saunders. The 'PSL Analyst' Angus Calder wraps the show with his overall predictions and who could take out the grand prizes in Brisbane. For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to;www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we recap all the action from the Harbour City GP and the shake ups on GC.  We also look at the lead up to the 2025 Squadron Energy Grafton to Inverell.  We chat with Cache Bodywrap and Harbour City GP winner Cameron Scott.  We also chat with the womens winner from Butterfields Ziptrack Racing's Alli Anderson.  We also speak with ARA Skip Capitals emerging superstar Hannah Gianatti.  The 'PSL Analyst' Angus Calder wraps the show with his recap and preview for the weekend.For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to;www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matt Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we preview the Harbour City GP, along with the current Billigence U19 and Jayco U23 standings. Joining the show will be special guests; Ollie Sims (Cobra 9 Surveyors) and freshly signed Lauren Bates (Meridian Blue Women’s Cycling Team) plus, Co-Founder Matt Wilson and the PSL Pulse with Angus Calder.For more information all things PSL go to;www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we recap the 2025 Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour.  We chat our PSL Analyser Angus Calder.  We're joined live by Zac Marriage, Sophie Marr and showcase a feature on Hamish McKenzie.  For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to;www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we look at the lead up to the 2025 Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour.  We chat Team Brennan and U/23 leader Jack Ward, Praties rider Frankie Hall and our 'PSL Analyst' Angus Calder to seek out riders to look for this weekend.  We wrap by celebrating 25 years of Praties Cycling with their founder Andrew Christie-Johnston.For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to; www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we recap a huge weekend of racing at the iconic Melbourne to Warrnambool.  We're joined live by men's winner Blake Agnoletto, and the women's champion Katelyn Nicholson.  We also chat with Cobra 9 x Leigh Surveyors Sam Jenner, and Keely Bennett to chat about who she will be racing for in 2025.  And to wrap the show we have Instagram sensation Aidan Burgess.  For more information all things PSL go to;www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds as we look at the lead up to the 2025 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool.  We chat with 2024 Men's winner Mark O'Brien.  Ccache-Bodywrap's John Carter and AG Insurance–Soudal rider Sarah Gigante join us live along with Praties director Pat Shaw. For all the latest information on the ProVelo Super League go to; www.provelosuperleague.com

Join hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds for an engaging episode of “Road to the World Tour,” where we dive into the exciting opener of the ProVelo Super League, “SA Kick It.” We recap the opening weekend with commentator and Olympic Gold Medalist, Scott McGrory. We’ll hear from Kate Perry, coach of Women's GC leader Talia Appleton, and get firsthand insights from Men’s GC leader Brendon Davids of team Brennan, along with Cycling Development Foundation rider Brendon Green. Don't miss out—subscribe to our YouTube channel @provelosuperleague for all the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content. The journey to the World Tour starts here. 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️📺 To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com

We're revving up for the ProVelo Super League's epic kickoff! 🎉 Join us live from Adelaide for "SA Kick It," where hosts Matthew Keenan and Matilda Raynolds will dive into all the action of the opening round. Special guests include PSL founder Matt Wilson, Jayco-Alula's Matt White, along with Ash Ankudinoff to chat about the women's league and Tim Decker to preview the men. Be part of the excitement and join the conversation using #PSL2025. Let's make some noise and get ready to ride! 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️💥 To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to provelosuperleague.com

In this episode of "Road to the World Tour" Matt Keenan chats with Canyon-SRAM rider Tiffany Cromwell. Tiffany chats about her pathway into cycling and how she was identified by the AIS talent ID program in 2002. From there Tiffany journeyed her way up the ranks and obtaining a pro contract in 2010. She passes on plenty of tips for the next bunch of ridings striving to make it to the World Tour. To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com

In this episode of "Road to the World Tour" Matt Keenan chats with UAE Team Emirates rider Jay Vine. Jay chats about his unique journey to the World Tour. He won the Zwift Academy, and then in a matter of years became one of the best climbers in the world. To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com

In this episode of "Road to the World Tour" Matt Keenan chats with National Road Champion Ruby Roseman-Gannon. Ruby started cycling at the age of 5 and chats about her journey to landing a pro contract. Ruby also gives insight to the importance of balancing a career off the bike. Ruby has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Melbourne. To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com

In this episode of "Road to the World Tour" Matt Keenan chats with Olympic and World ITT Champion Grace Brown. Grace opens up about her relatively late start into the sport and who supporter her to get her first pro contract and ticket to Europe. We learn learn about the secrets to Grace's mentality and tweaks she made leading into her most successful season in 2024. To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com

In this episode of "Road to the World Tour" Matt Keenan chats with a man who stood on the Tour de France Podium in 2020, Richie Porte. We chat with Richie about his early career and how he transitioned from triathlon into road cycling. Richie turned pro at the age of 24, foreign in today's environment, and how this helped the longevity of his career. Richie also passes on some solid advice for the next generation looking to find their own road to the World Tour.

Matt Keenan chats with Australian rider Jack Haig who is one of the few Australian's to finish on the podium of a grand tour. Jack opens up about his early days on the mountain bike and how he ended up in Europe racing at the top level. Jack also passes on plenty of tips for young riders wanting to take their career to the next level. To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com

In our debut episode of "Road to the World Tour," Matt Keenan sits down with the remarkable Australian cyclist, Lauretta Hanson. Join us as Lauretta shares her inspiring journey into the world of cycling, heavily influenced by her mother Heather, a national road champion in 1981. Hear firsthand accounts of the challenges and triumphs that shaped her career and gain a unique perspective on what it's like competing at the highest levels of the sport today. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just discovering the passion, Lauretta's story offers valuable insights and a deeper appreciation for the dedication and resilience needed to make it in the World Tour. To check out all the latest news on the ProVelo Super League go to; provelosuperleague.com