💥📊 Primoz Roglic desde 2019 en vueltas por etapas: 🇦🇪 Tour de Emiratos (1º) 🇮🇹 Tirreno - Adriático (1º) 🇨🇭 Tour de Romandía (1º) 🇮🇹 Giro de Italia (3º) 🇪🇸 Vuelta a España (1º) 🇫🇷 Tour de l’Ain (1º)
He's going to be sorely missed: Primoz Roglic has accounted for 40% of Jumbo-Visma's victories since 2019!
CyclingThursday, 12 October 2023 at 09:20
Primoz Roglic will ride next season at BORA - hansgrohe after reaching a release agreement with Jumbo-Visma. The Slovenian leaves the Dutch outfit leaving behind an incredible legacy that will be difficult to make up for.
And the fact is that Jumbo is the best team in the world and much of the credit for that goes to Roglic, who has been one of the most successful cyclists on the UCI circuit as shown by an incredible statistic: he has achieved 40% of Jumbo-Visma's victories since 2019.
The veteran rider from Trbovlje, who will turn 34 at the end of this month, has accumulated since then, among many other victories, 3 overall wins in the Vuelta a España plus 12 stages. He has won overall in Tirreno, Itzulia, Romandia, Paris-Nice, Dauphiné, including numerous stages in all of them. He has also won 3 stages in the Tour de France, a Liège, 3 Giro dell'Emilia. Jumbo-Visma is not going to stop winning, we know that, but they will miss Roglic. That's for sure...
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