Deceuninck – Quick-Step names 2019 Tour de France roster
Deceuninck – Quick-Step looks to make a strong showing in the 2019 Tour de France with the race kicking off in their home country of Belgium.
Deceuninck – Quick-Step looks to make a strong showing in the 2019 Tour de France with the race kicking off in their home country of Belgium.
Telegraph Sport has compiled a list of the provisional rosters for the 22 teams scheduled to race in the 2019 Tour de France.
Bahrain-Merida’s Dylan Teuns took the Criterium du Dauphine overall lead after beating France’s Guillaume Martin in a tense sprint finish to Monday’s second stage.
Edvald Boasson Hagen sprinted to a fantastic victory on stage 1 of the Criterium du Dauphine for Team Dimension Data, beating Philippe Gilbert and Wout Van Aert.
Deceuninck – Quick-Step celebrated their 700th victory today in the most appropriate place today with Philippe Gilbert coming out on top at Paris-Roubaix after 257 kilometers, over 6 million cobblestones and 29 pavé sectors.
The cobbled classics reach their peak this weekend with the 2019 edition of Paris-Roubaix taking place this weekend.
This Sunday, the king of the Flemish Spring Classics, the Tour of Flanders (or the Ronde Van Vlaanderen, if you use the local name) takes place.
Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck – Quick-Step) won the 2019 Milano-Sanremo, the first Classic Monument of the season.
After being part of the breakaway for almost 200 kms, Magnus Cort won stage 4 of the 2019 Paris-Nice after an impressive attack in the final kilometer.