Australian cyclists: Cadel Evans, Hubert Opperman, Wade Bootes, Warwick Stevenson, Stuart OGrady, Mark Renshaw, Robbie McEwen, Phil Anderson, Anna Meares, Reggie McNamara, Sam Hill, Thomas Gascoyne, Bradley McGee, Shane Kelly, Nathan ONeill, Shane Perki

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 92. Chapters: Cadel Evans, Hubert Opperman, Wade Bootes, Warwick Stevenson, Stuart O'Grady, Mark Renshaw, Robbie McEwen, Phil Anderson, Anna Meares, Reggie McNamara, Sam Hill, Thomas Gascoyne, Bradley McGee, Shane Kelly, Nathan O'Neill, Shane Perkins, Anna Millward, Michael Rogers, Bryn Atkinson, Ryan Bayley, Chloe Hosking, Luke Roberts, Katherine Bates, Baden Cooke, Simon Gerrans, Heinrich Haussler, Sean Eadie, Gary Neiwand, Allan Davis, Graeme Brown, Alf Goullet, Scott Sunderland, Allan Peiper, Cameron Meyer, Claire Baxter, Rochelle Gilmore, Josephine Tomic, Jobie Dajka, Kathy Watt, Michael Hepburn, Dan Ellis, Mark French, Peter Nelson, Amy Gillett, Donald George Mackay, Brett Lancaster, Katie Mactier, Adrian Jackson, Jack Bobridge, Leigh Howard, Ron Baensch, Lucy Tyler-Sharman, Kieran Modra, Luke Durbridge, Ben Kersten, Chris Kovarik, Mark Jamieson, Russell Mockridge, Oenone Wood, Christopher Scott, Michael Milton, Gary Wiggins, Daryl Perkins, Sid Taberlay, Stephen Wooldridge, Arthur Charles Jeston Richardson, Dunc Gray, Shane Sutton, Megan Dunn, Matt White, Sara Carrigan, Scott McGrory, Christopher Sutton, Trent Lowe, Kerrie Meares, Kaarle McCulloch, Rory Sutherland, Lionel Cox, Scott Peoples, Peter Rogers, Darryn Hill, Matthew Wilson, Peter Dawson, Matthew Lloyd, Lisa Mathison, Ryan Guettler, Sid Patterson, Neil Stephens, Jack Sinclair, Damian McDonald, Nick Gates, Dean Woods, Martin Vinnicombe, Benjamin Day, Hilton Clarke, Paul Crake, Alex Rhodes, Travis Meyer, Gary Sutton, Mathew Hayman, Darren Lapthorne, Henk Vogels, Adam Hansen, Michael Matthews, Robert McLachlan, Melinda McLeod, Glenn Druery, Dave Dillewaard, Aaron Kemps, William Walker, Kristine Bayley, Rohan Dennis, Michael Turtur, Ashlee Ankudinoff, Patrick Jonker, Gene Bates, Jared Graves, Phillip Thuaux, Steve Goodall, Scott Davis, John Bylsma, Bill Jackson, Nicole Callisto, Sarnya Parker, Niki Gudex, David Solari, Stephen Pate, Emily Rosemond, Kamakazi, John Nicholson, Luke Madill, Richard England, Jason Niblett, Clyde Sefton, Carla Ryan, Steve McCann, Nathan Rennie, Brett Aitken, Kevin Nichols, James Williamson, William "Bill" Heseltine, Frank Brazier, Belinda Allison, Jared Rando, Paddy Hehir, Graham Woodrup, Lauren Kitchen, Emily Viner. Excerpt: Cadel Lee Evans (born 14 February 1977) is an Australian professional racing cyclist for UCI ProTeam BMC Racing Team. In 2007, Evans became the first Australian to win the UCI ProTour. He has the highest Tour de France finishes for an Australian, coming second in 2007 and 2008. Before turning to road cycling in 2001, Evans was a champion mountain biker, first riding for the Diamondback MTB team, then for the Volvo-Cannondale MTB team, winning the World Cup in 1998 and 1999 and placing seventh in the men's cross-country mountain bike race at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney. He became the first Australian to win the UCI Road World Championships cycling event on 27 September 2009 in Mendrisio, Switzerland. Evans was born in Katherine, Northern Territory, he is married to Chiara Passerini, an Italian music teacher whom he met at the end of 2002 after an introduction from a friend of her father's. Evans inherited his surname from his great-grandfather who hailed from Wales. He also believes his first name is of Welsh origin. Evans attended Eltham High School in Melbourne, Victoria during his teenage years. Cadel Evans in Bonn, Germany 2005Evans started his international career as a member of the Austral...