Club Patrons
The Maillot Jaune Club honours the Australian cycling champions, who have achieved the honour of wearing the Maillot Jaune (Yellow Jersey) or won the overall Maillot Vert (Jersey) in the Tour de France.
Only 8 Australians have worn the coveted Maillot Jaune, since Phil Anderson become the first non-European to wear the coveted jersey.
Yellow Jersey Holders
Phil Anderson (1981, 1982)
Stuart O'Grady (1998, 2001)
Bradly McGee (2003)
Baden Cooke (2003) *
Robbie McEwen (2004)
Cadel Evans (2008, 2010, 2011)
Simon Gerrans (2013)
Rohan Denis (2015)
Michael Mathews (2017) *
Jai Hindley (2023)
* patron & winner of green jersey classification
Tour De France Winners
Cadel Evans (2011)
Help us raise money to support Australian junior cyclist's in their efforts to emulate their heros.
Celebrate the rich history of Australian bike racing, join past & present cyclist's, enthusiast's and friend's !
2025 MAILLOT JAUNE CLUB
SUPPORTING TODAYS JUNIORS TO BECOME TOMORROWS CHAMPIONS
Upcoming Events
Our Legacy
Formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1998 by a small group of former champion track and road racing cyclists, the Maillot Jaune Club set out with simple aims: Provide activities aimed at bringing past and present day racing cyclists together in a social environment to maintain camaraderie and interest in competitive cycling.
Maillot Jaune support, where possible, the development of bike racing with a focus on youth and in some cases, the disadvantaged.
A rich history, with dedicated past and present board
