A TOUR LIKE NO OTHER

As the (unofficial) Australian Team Championships, the Tour of Margaret River is the ultimate experience for your cycling team. The unique format means that amateur cyclists can compete directly against riders from the pro tour peloton. Designed especially for teams, TOMR is a highly tactical race where competing teams accumulate points in a way specific to each stage. Simply put, there is no other race on the world cycling calendar quite like TOMR.

With over 120 teams participating every year, TOMR is one of the largest competitive road cycling events in Australia. Teams are seeded into divisions via the stage 1 Grand Pursuit, and then compete for trophies, jerseys and medals within their division and across age categories over the following stages. We are proud to have one of the largest fields of women racing in the country. With open and all-female classifications, and a participation category, we have options to suit all. TOMR 2024 will be held from Nov 1 to 3.

HOW IT WORKS

The Tour caters for teams with a broad range of abilities. You need to need be able to ride above 25kmh and have good bunch riding skills. Each team has six riders. Teams are allocated to divisions of similar ability based on scores achieved in Stage One. In 2024 we also have The People’s Ride, for those who prefer not to race, but still want to be part of the fun.

The Tour is genuinely a race for teams in open and all-female categories. The primary objectives for a team are to win the trophy available in the race division by accumulating the highest score across the Stages of the Tour, and/or help a team mate to win the GC, KOM or Sprint Jersey. There are also TOMR medals to be won on every stage.

Individual jerseys can be won in the GC, KOM and Sprint contests for each age category. Each stage of the Tour has a timed segment relevant to each contest. Teams can structure their membership to create opportunities to win jerseys. Every year, there are around 40 jerseys to be won, across all contests and age groups.

RESULTS

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2023 RESULTS

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2022 RESULTS

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2021 RESULTS

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2020 RESULTS

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2019 RESULTS

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2018 RESULTS

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