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The Dutch team formerly known as Belkin which was formerly known as Rabobank which formerly known as LottoNL-Jumbo which was formerly known as six other things, has been around for so long most of their riders weren’t even born the first time they rode the Tour de France (in 1984 as Kwantum). Since Euskaltel have disbanded, they’ve got the orangest, booziest fans in cycling, despite the team kit being a yellow and black combo. Said team kit comes in two sizes: extremely tall and broad, or extremely tall and skinny.
The team’s biggest recent successes have come through sprinter Dylan Groenewegen, while Grand Tour overall chances have rested on the sizeable shoulders of Steven Kruijswijk.
They scored one of the biggest transfer coups for 2019, securing the services of cyclocross star Wout van Aert, who at just 24 years old, is surely a Classics winner in the making.
The Vuelta a España offered up more drama on stage 18, as Tony Martin was forced out of the race after a crash that also brought down some of the overall favourites.
Primož Roglič has signed a long-term contract extension with Jumbo-Visma, despite rumours he could leave the team.
Steven Kruijswijk has been forced to abandon the Vuelta a España 2019.
Wout van Aert’s cyclocross season remains in doubt, a month after he suffered a gash to his leg at the Tour de France.
Jumbo-Visma are continuing their pursuit of Grand Tour success with an increased budget of €20million.
Jumbo-Visma have quietly confirmed the signing of Tom Dumoulin, after the Dutch star ended his contract with Sunweb.
Jonas Vingegaard emerged as a deserving winner from the next generation of talent on stage six of the Tour of Poland.
Wout van Aert is still unsure when he will be back to racing after a gruesome injury he suffered at the Tour de France.
Riders are fairly unanimous in their agreement that the two riders shouldn't have been thrown out of the Tour de France
The pair both say their actions were "in the heat of the moment" and apologised
Wout van Aert is due to leave hospital four days after suffering a deep wound to his leg at the Tour de France.
The Belgian collided with a barrier during the Pau time trial
The New Zealander was called back to fetch water bottles in a crucial moment on stage 10, resulting in him losing almost 10 minutes
Jumbo-Visma, who have so far won four stages in this year's race, confirmed they had been using the dietary supplement
Dylan Groenewegen admitted he struggled in the opening week of the Tour but found glory on stage seven.
The German is on indefinite leave from cycling, but was linked to a return to racing with Jumbo-Visma
The Belgian missed out on the opportunity to take the yellow jersey in his debut Tour de France
The 2019 Tour marks the high point of his career so far
Mike Teunissen rescues Jumo-Visma's Tour de France opening stage after lead sprinter Dylan Groenewegen crashed
Jumbo-Visma has been targeted by a thief at the Critérium du Dauphiné who stole a bike from the roof of a team car.
Primož Roglič will not ride the Tour de France, with Steven Kruijswijk taking full GC leadership responsibilities
Primož Roglič may line-up in the Tour de France after a bittersweet podium finish in the Giro d’Italia.
Marcel Kittel could sign with Dutch WorldTour team Jumbo-Visma according to reports.
The Slovenian suffered his worst day at the race so far, losing 40 seconds to race leader Richard Carapaz
