Wout van Aert

2022 - 7 - 24

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'Everything we love would be forgotten about' – Should Wout van ... (Eurosport.com)

Could Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) actually win the yellow jersey at a future edition of the Tour de France?

The action is far from over! Do we need him to win the yellow as well? Tour de France

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The moments that carried Wout van Aert to the Tour de France green ... (Red Bull Australia)

The Belgian road racing star finishes the 2022 Tour de France by winning the points classification and recording 3 stage wins along the way.

The only thing left to do now is to collect the points and super-combatif awards in front of the crowds on the Champs-Élysées. van Aert ends the Tour with 480 points, the most points in the modern era, and finishes 22nd overall in the general classification. His time of 47m 59s is 24 seconds faster than the second-placed rider, his team-mate Vingegaard. Vingegaard all but seals the yellow jersey win in the general classification in the process, sealing a special day for van Aert and Jumbo-Visma. Behind him the battle for the general time classification is playing out between Vingegaard and his nearest challenger Tadej Pogačar. van Aert slows his effort on the final climb to wait for team-mate Vingegaard to catch him. Following that result, van Aert is 220 points ahead of Jasper Philipsen, the second-placed rider in the points classification, with just a maximum 220 points left to be won. van Aert loses the lead in the general classification to Slovenian Tadej Pogačar on Stage 6 from Binche to Longwy, but he goes down fighting, having escaped in a three-man breakaway early in the stage and then going solo with 30km to go. van Aert once again animates the race by getting into an early breakaway, a high mountain stage in the Pyrenees. At the front of the race for most of the day he pulls clear of other riders on a climb and is in contention of winning a big mountain stage. The second stage of the year's Tour from Roskilde to Nyborg ends in a bunch finish with a sprint to the line. The power is still there in the sprint finale, but van Aert couldn't reel in Jasper Philipsen, who took the win. The Tour de France is finally back on the French mainland, with a stage from Dunkirk to Calais for Stage 4. This was an important stage to increase my lead in the points classification. Points in this competition are awarded to the riders who win or place high in stages, time trials and intermediate sprints throughout the three-week race.

Wout van Aert: "Goals reached, it wasn't necessary to try and win in ... (Tour de France)

The green jersey means a lot to me. It means that I've been up there for the whole race. I've scored points almost every day. Let's not forget that we.

That makes us the team of this Tour. After I secured the green jersey, I also managed to focus on the work I could do for my team-mates. After that, I was so emotional that in my legs and my head, I wasn’t able to try and win today. It means that I’ve been up there for the whole race.

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'Definitely the strongest rider in this race': What can't Wout van Aert do? (CyclingTips)

As the Tour de France comes to its now customary end on the Champs-Élysées, few would argue that Wout van Aert has been the best rider at the race.

Vingegaard has been with little doubt the best climber at the Tour, so the chances are, he could very well have taken his third stage win. Saying that though, he was in a group with Julian Alaphilippe, who would ordinarily be expected to beat him on the toughest gradients. Another stage win into Lausanne – very much not a pure sprint – put him comfortably in the lead, and he made use of a number of breakaways to extend his advantage. “To have him by my side has been incredible in the last three weeks.” In the end, it was anything but a weakness. The combativity award that was voted his unanimously is testament to the investment he’s put into the whole three weeks.

Wout van Aert: "Goals reached, it wasn't necessary to try and win in ... (Tour de France)

The green jersey means a lot to me. It means that I've been up there for the whole race. I've scored points almost every day. Let's not forget that we.

That makes us the team of this Tour. After I secured the green jersey, I also managed to focus on the work I could do for my team-mates. After that, I was so emotional that in my legs and my head, I wasn’t able to try and win today. It means that I’ve been up there for the whole race.

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'Absolutely the strongest driver in this race': What can't Wout van Aert ... (Webringnet)

Few would argue that Wout van Aert is one of the best driver within the race, because the Tour de France Champs-Élysées is now approaching its common ...

Nonetheless, he was in a gaggle with Julian Alaphilippe, who was usually anticipated to beat him on the hardest slopes. Taking second place within the opening levels was an ungainly first episode for the Belgian, however in stage 5 he was forward by 52 factors, thanks partially to his audacious victory yesterday. Roglič got here shut, however not one of the GC leaders had gained the Tour. Did Jumbo-Visma shoot themselves within the foot in opposition to a 100% backed Tadej Pogačar from UAE Group Emirates?

Three talking points from the Tour de France (RTL Today)

While the epic 21-day battle for the 2022 Tour de France title was eventually won by Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard, the buzz around the race has raised several ...

Only 135 set off on Sunday morning on the final run into Paris as a hefty 41 failed to get to the finish line. He would need to get under 70kg," said Thomas, who won the 2018 Tour, but finished second in 2019 when arriving heavier. Here, AFP Sport looks at three talking points, with Belgian Wout van Aert once again shining, a fast Tour de France and Covid's effect on the race all in the spotlight:

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Three talking points from the Tour de France (RFI)

While the epic 21-day battle for the 2022 Tour de France title was eventually won by Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard, the buzz around the race has raised several ...

Only 135 set off on Sunday morning on the final run into Paris as a hefty 41 failed to get to the finish line. He would need to get under 70kg," said Thomas, who won the 2018 Tour, but finished second in 2019 when arriving heavier. He came second on all of the opening three stages in Denmark and then won the fourth with a late escape on what should have been a mass bunch sprint on stage four, won stage eight in a sprint at Lausanne, and took the penultimate-stage time trial.

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Three talking points from the Tour de France (FRANCE 24)

While the epic 21-day battle for the 2022 Tour de France title was eventually won by Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard, the buzz around the race has raised several ...

Only 135 set off on Sunday morning on the final run into Paris as a hefty 41 failed to get to the finish line. He would need to get under 70kg," said Thomas, who won the 2018 Tour, but finished second in 2019 when arriving heavier. He came second on all of the opening three stages in Denmark and then won the fourth with a late escape on what should have been a mass bunch sprint on stage four, won stage eight in a sprint at Lausanne, and took the penultimate-stage time trial.

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Green jersey Tour de France 2022 men - Wout van Aert (Team Jumbo-Visma)

PLEASE NOTE: PRE-ORDER "This is unbelievable. These three weeks are unbelievable. We had a very strong team riding here. I would like to thank the whole…

I live to win races. I have given everything to achieve this. I would like to thank the whole team and its staff from the bottom of my heart.

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Three Talking Points From The Tour De France (Barron's)

While the epic 21-day battle for the 2022 Tour de France title was eventually won by Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard, the buzz around the race has raised several ...

Only 135 set off on Sunday morning on the final run into Paris as a hefty 41 failed to get to the finish line. He would need to get under 70kg," said Thomas, who won the 2018 Tour, but finished second in 2019 when arriving heavier. He came second on all of the opening three stages in Denmark and then won the fourth with a late escape on what should have been a mass bunch sprint on stage four, won stage eight in a sprint at Lausanne, and took the penultimate-stage time trial.

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