Caleb Ewan’s Scott Foil RC for 2018Colin Levitch/Immediate Media
Ewan runs an 11-28 Shimano Dura-Ace R9100 cassetteColin Levitch/Immediate Media
A closer look at the Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 leversColin Levitch/Immediate Media
The handlebars are paired with Shimano Dura-Ace R9150 leversColin Levitch/Immediate Media
Riders have their bottles marked so their specific nutrition mix is easily identifiableColin Levitch/Immediate Media
The rear brake is located underneath the bottom bracket to improve aerodynamics on the rear end of the bikeColin Levitch/Immediate Media
The Mitchelton-Scott mechanics have affixed a mount for each racer’s number cardColin Levitch/Immediate Media
Until Mitchelton-Scott switch to Shimano’s power meter the team will be using SRM PC-8 headunitsColin Levitch/Immediate Media
Scott’s Foil RC features a direct mount brake at the front end of the bikeColin Levitch/Immediate Media
The bike is topped with a Syncros XR1.0 saddle in team coloursColin Levitch/Immediate Media
Until the 2018 bikes are ready, Mitchelton-Scott will be racing with their previous sponsor Orica on the forks of the Scott FoilColin Levitch/Immediate Media
