Wout van Aert

Patrick Lefevere has shared in insight into his team’s tactics for beating Wout Van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel in the Classics. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 3 March 21

Wout van Aert’s coach says the Belgian star still has work to do before he can compete for victory in the Classics this year.

By Alex Ballinger Published 16 February 21

Wout van Aert has extended his contract with Jumbo-Visma for another three years. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 21 January 21

Peter Sagan says Wout van Aert should apologise for his reaction to a sprinting incident during the 2020 Tour de France. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 12 January 21

Jumbo-Visma and Wout van Aert look set to extend the Belgian star's contract to 2022

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 7 January 21

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By Alex Ballinger Published 18 December 20

Wout van Aert has said he “sometimes wonder what he’s doing to himself” by racing such a hectic schedule.

By Alex Ballinger Published 24 November 20

Wout van Aert says he’s racing for the win, not to beat Mathieu van der Poel at the Tour of Flanders 2020.

By Alex Ballinger Published 16 October 20

Peter Sagan has shared his thoughts on the sprint controversy after stage 11 of the Tour de France 2020.

By Alex Ballinger Published 10 September 20

Ineos victims of their own success and Sagan's fight for green - all the big moments from a hectic day

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 4 September 20

Wout van Aert remains the star rider of 2020 as he dominated the Belgian Time Trial Championships to defend his title.

By Alex Ballinger Published 20 August 20

The Belgian says this victory marks a year since he left hospital following his season-ending Tour de France crash

By Jonny Long Published 1 August 20

Wout van Aert has finally taken his deserved Strade Bianche title in the 2020 edition, having finished third in his first two attempts. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 1 August 20

Wout van Aert has offered an insight into his plans after his schedule was derailed by cancellations. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 20 March 20

We can expect big things from Wout van Aert this year, particularly after seeing some of his Strava performances.

By Alex Ballinger Published 27 February 20

Wout van Aert "continues to amaze" as he has held is own against multiple Tour de France champions in Tirreno Adriatico.+

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 15 March 21

Wout van Aert said he didn’t want to waste his chance in a sprint by chasing Jasper Stuyven in the final of Milan San Remo.

By Alex Ballinger Published 20 March 21

Sam Bennett says he’s not worried about Wout van Aert in the green jersey competition, unless he wins another stage.  

By Alex Ballinger Published 7 September 20

Axel Merckx warns young riders who race both road and cyclocross not to burn out too early in their careers

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 3 December 20

Wout van Aert's trainer has said that Tirreno-Adriatico has had a negative effect on the rider's Classics season which saw the Belgian manage to win Ghent-Wevelgem but missing out in the rest

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 7 April 21

Wout van Aert said he “wasn’t good enough in the end” as he finished sixth in the Tour of Flanders 2021.

By Alex Ballinger Published 4 April 21

Wout van Aert said stage five of the Tour de France was “maybe the most easy stage I’ve ever ridden,” as he won the day from a bunch sprint.

By Alex Ballinger Published 2 September 20

Wout van Aert has marked out Mathieu van der Poel, Julian Alaphilippe and Sam Bennett as key rivals in the 2021 Milan-San Remo this weekend.

By Alex Ballinger Published 18 March 21

Wout van Aert has also received a fine for “inappropriate behaviour” after the incident with Peter Sagan on Stage 11 of the Tour de France. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 10 September 20

The 2021 Amstel Gold Race came down to an almost unbelievably close finish.

By Alex Ballinger Published 19 April 21

The Belgian star says the difficulty of the one-day Classics makes a bunch sprint 'virtually impossible'

By Richard Windsor Published 25 March 21

Wout van Aert says that he thinks winning the Tour de France in the near future is unrealistic, but said he does want to chase the general classification at Tirreno-Adriatico next year.  

By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published 12 November 20