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Team UniSA-Australia retained its lead in the overall Team Classification today with steady riding in hot, muggy conditions with some variable winds at the home end of Stage Three from Glenelg to Victor Harbour. Both experienced team members such as Cameron Meyer and newbies like Callum Scotson noted the last lap was "messy".
"A bit like being in a washing machine" with the peleton mixing and mashing in a rush to the finish line, Meyer said.
And for Scotson who managed to avoid the aftermath of a last lap crash, it was a learning experience. "It was pretty difficult and intense - nothing like any races I have ridden before," he said.
Coach and Team Manager Brad McGee says the learning is important.
"Saturday will be the big day for us, and until then we want to keep things steady and safe for the whole team."
For former UniSA rider young NSW sprinter, Orica's Caleb Ewen, it was a stunning and courageous sprint to first over the line, once again rushing past international superstar, Peter Sagan. Richie Porte still holds the Ochre leaders jersey.