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Jumbo-Visma, News, Racing, wout van aert - January 21, 2021

Wout van Aert to remain with Jumbo-Visma through 2024

In what could be called the best contract extension announcement of all time team Jumbo-Visma has put to bed the rumblings of Wout van Aert’s contract negotiations with other teams. The Belgian sprinter/climber/cyclocross phenom will remain with the Dutch team for the next three years. “I really wanted to extend because I have become a […]

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Cervelo confirms it’s making a cyclocross bike, but what will it look like?

Wout van Aert and Marianne Vos will eventually get new Cervelos to suit their palmares.

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Features, Jumbo-Visma, News, women's cycling - October 19, 2020

Jumbo-Visma to launch women’s team in 2021

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From 2021, Team Jumbo-Visma will start its own women’s professional and development cycling teams. The expansion of the team is being supported by its main sponsors Jumbo and Visma, as well as Parkhotel Valkenburg also committed to the new women’s team. Team manager Richard Plugge has had the ambition to start a women’s team for …

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Jumbo-Visma had an off day, but Primoz Roglic managed just fine

Even when things go a bit wrong for Jumbo-Visma, they seem to go right. At least for now. Saturday’s foray into the Pyrenees saw a key Jumbo domestique, Sepp Kuss, drop off the back early, and the team’s GC plan B, Tom Dumoulin, slide down the overall. It saw Primoz Roglic chase repeated attacks, largely …

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Advantage Jumbo-Visma: Early impressions of the Tour’s battle for yellow

Tuesday’s fourth stage of the 2020 Tour de France offered our first chance to see the yellow-jersey hopefuls do battle. The 160.5-kilometer stage from Sisteron may have been relatively uneventful for most of the day, and we did not get a full-on war of attacks and counterattacks in the closing kilometers, but the final climb …

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