Kevin Seeldraeyers: Rider Profile
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KEVIN SEELDRAEYERS
Date of birth: 12/09/1986
From: Belgium
Team: Quick Step
Previous teams: Beveren 2000 (2005-2006)
Kevin Seeldraeyers career profile
Kevin Seeldraeyers is an unusual commodity in Belgian, particularly Flemish, cycling: he can climb.
Turning professional for Quick Step in 2007, Seeldraeyers made a name for himself in his first year as a pro, taking 26th overall at the Dauphiné Libéré, no mean feat with such little exposure to the sport’s top events.
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Having served his domestique apprenticeship duties at Quick Step, he was the revelation of the 2009 Paris-Nice.
Helping team-mate Sylvain Chavanel take the yellow jersey and third place overall, Seeldrayers snatched the young rider’s white jersey and held on to it doggedly as well as a promising seventh place on the final GC.
He confirmed his potential later in the year at the Giro d'Italia, where he once again took a hard-fought young riders' jersey and rode strongly in the mountains to defend his lead.
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Kevin Seeldraeyers results
2009
Giro d'Italia; young riders' classification
Paris-Nice; young rider’s classification
2006
Tour de Liège
Giro della Valle d’Aosta
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