US EditionJasper Stuyven Bolsters Soudal-QuickStep's Classics Squad with Move From 12-Year Tenure at Lidl-Trek
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Cycling Kdmoral Author The Belgian cyclist Jasper Stuyven, professional since 2014 and winner of the Via Roma in the Classical Milan San Remo of 2021, has signed for the next three seasons by the Soudal Quick-Step team. Stuyven's sports card includes victories in the two races of the inaugural weekend 'Omloop Het Nieuwsblad' and 'Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne', as well as a total of six results among the top ten in the 'Ronde van Vlaanderen' and 'Paris…
The Soudal Quick-Step team officially signed Jasper Stuyven this Friday from next season. Currently at Lidl-Trek, the 33-year-old Belgian will commit himself until the end of 2028.
The cycling market is getting busy on August 1st. Bahrain Victorious announced this morning that 27-year-old Hungarian cyclist Attila Valter will join them for the 2026 season. The multiple national road cycling champion has signed a three-year contract. The team will also be replaced by Belgian Jasper Stuyven, who is moving from Lidl-Trek to Soudal Quick-Step for three seasons, as he seeks to make a name for himself again in the cobbled classic…
Belgian Jasper Stuyven will wear the Soudal-Quick-Step jersey for the next three years. Jasper turned professional in 2014 and has established himself as one of the most solid riders in the peloton, the highlight of his career so far.
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