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Butterfields Ziptrak Racing and CCACHE X BODYWRAP step up to the plate in Harbour City GP

As the inaugural ProVelo Super League hits its halfway mark, Butterfields Ziptrak Racing and CCACHE X BODYWRAP have stepped up their game. After claiming victories earlier in the season, both teams were hungry for more, and Round 4 in Sydney was where they found it. With two rounds to go, the battle for the top spots is set to heat up, promising a thrilling finish to the season.

SBS Women’s League

Alli Anderson (Butterfields Ziptrak Racing), fresh off a second-place finish at the Tour of Tasmania, delivered a stellar performance to win the Harbour City GP. A long-range breakaway on the final stage at Pheasant Wood Motorsport Park secured her GC victory and brought her closer to the League leader, Sophie Marr (Praties Cycling Team), who sits on 465 points.

Marr's teammate, Talia Appleton (401 points), remains in second but saw Anderson close the gap significantly. Although Anderson (332 points) still has work ahead to claim the overall title, her consistent performances suggest she is a growing threat. Praties Cycling Team’s dominance at the top remains strong, but they must remain vigilant.

SumUp Men’s League

Jack Ward (Team Brennan p/b TP32) entered Round 4 with a strong lead in the Road to the World Tour standings. However, the Sydney race saw CCACHE X BODYWRAP make a statement. In front of their home crowd, Cam Scott delivered a standout performance, winning the final two stages and securing the overall GC title. Scott's dominant display moves him into second place overall with 260 points, closing the gap to Ward, who still leads with 381 points.

With two rounds remaining, Scott has emerged as a serious contender for the overall title. The upcoming Grafton to Inverell race, where Scott has previously podiumed, could provide a crucial opportunity to further challenge Ward’s lead, setting the stage for a thrilling finish to the season.