Greg Van Avermaet

Tour of Flanders favourite Greg Van Avermaet will not expectation get in the way of aggressive racing at this Sunday's Monument.

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 29 March 17

BMC Racing and the Belgian federation have clashed after the team took the decision not to release any of its riders for the European Championships.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 7 June 18

Patrick Lefevere believes Greg Van Avermaet gained an unfair advantage by having a motorbike in front of him as he attacked in Dwars door Vlaanderen

By Stuart Clarke Published 24 March 16

Defending champion Van Avermaet says he's satisfied with second place overall and a stage victory

By Richard Windsor Published 5 May 19

Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) proved the strongest rider in a very small group as he won the Rio 2016 Olympic men's road race

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 6 August 16

The leader of the UCI’s new one-day ranking Greg Van Avermaet has revealed he didn’t know the new classification existed.

By Alex Ballinger Published 6 February 19

Cofidis rider Rossetto holds on after 113km solo breakaway

By Owen Rogers Published 6 May 18

Belgian Classics star Greg Van Avermaet says that he will end his season "two weeks early" with an almost unassailable lead in the 2017 UCI WorldTour

By Nigel Wynn Published 29 September 17

A puddle and a bit too much speed were responsible for Greg Van Avermaet fracturing his ankle, although the Belgian is seeing the positives of extra rest.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 15 November 16

Greg Van Avermaet missed the race deciding moves in the Amstel Gold Race despite showing decent strength early on

By Owen Rogers Published 16 April 17

Greg Van Avermaet says Amstel Gold Race is his “last chance” to go for Classics glory this season.

By Alex Ballinger Published 18 April 19

BMC's Greg Van Avermaet takes home the Kristallen Fiets award for the second year running, beating Tim Wellens and Tiesj Benoot

By Stuart Clarke Published 3 December 15

The Belgian was left to face the race solo at Ghent-Wevelgem as other teams used their strength in numbers

By Gregor Brown Published 1 April 19

Greg Van Avermaet takes on Milan-San Remo after winning overall at Tirreno-Adriatico, while Gilbert attempts to recover from an infection picked up at Paris-Nice

By Richard Windsor Published 16 March 16

BMC's Greg Van Avermaet says he will leave the Tour de France early if his wife goes into labour during the race

By Stuart Clarke Published 2 June 15

World champion Peter Sagan took his second victory at the Canadian one-day race GP Québec in successive years

By Richard Windsor Published 8 September 17

Greg Van Avermaet out sprinted Peter Sagan to win the men's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 27 February 16

Ghent-Wevelgem winner Greg Van Avermaet says you can's sit around and watch your rivals go up the road - you have to put in your share of the work to chase... or risk losing

By Gregor Brown Published 26 March 17

With both an Olympic champion and a former World Champion in the ranks, could this be the team to win the Worlds?

By Craig Cunningham Published 5 September 17

The BMC rider appeared in front of the Belgian Cycling Federation on Thursday, with the possibility of two year ban and a €262,500 fine for links to doping

By Richard Windsor Published 16 April 15

Tour de France winner Chris Froome finished ahead of Greg Van Avermaet and Rafal Majka in the Aalst Criterium on Monday

By Richard Windsor Published 26 July 16

Belgian says holding the Olympics this year would have been unfair on athletes

By Richard Windsor Published 24 March 20

Matteo Trentin out-duels Tosh Van der Sande and Greg Van Avermaet to win Paris-Tours

By Stuart Clarke Published 11 October 15

Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet picks out the moment he felt things began to turn his way in his career

By Gregor Brown Published 4 January 17

Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet won a reduced bunch sprint to beat Sagan and Diego Ulissi to victory in the GP de Montréal

By Richard Windsor Published 11 September 16

Welshman says the team should have won stage three of the race after initiating the decisive break of the stage

By Richard Windsor Published 4 May 19