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Jasper Philipsen
Name: Jasper Philipsen
Birthday: March 2, 1998
Birthplace: Mol, Belgium
Turned Pro: 2018
Height: 1.76m
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“Ultimately I proved to be the stronger rider” – Jenno Berckmoes outduels Alec Segaert and stuns Jasper Philipsen at Renewi Tour
21 August 2026
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Results Renewi Tour 2026 Stage 3 | Jenno Berckmoes stuns Jasper Philipsen and Olav Kooij with last-gasp attack in Geraardsbergen
21 August 2026
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Renewi Tour 2026 Classifications after stage 2 – Jasper Philipsen takes race lead as mass crash costs Jonathan Milan dearly
21 August 2026
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“Tomorrow will tell us a lot” – Jasper Philipsen takes race lead with toughest Renewi Tour stage next
20 August 2026
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Results Renewi Tour 2026 Stage 2 - Jasper Philipsen wins in Ardooie as crash-hit race leader Jonathan Milan is lapped by peloton
20 August 2026
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Final Startlist Renewi Tour 2026 - Riders: Tim Merlier, Jasper Philpsen, Jonathan Milan, Olav Kooij, Arnaud de Lie and more
18 August 2026
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MajorPayne
21-08-2026
Ante, is that you? ;)
md1975
21-08-2026
Anyone have an opinion on Andrew August? I have not seen much of him. I mainly have only watched the Giro and TDF with a few articles read here and there this season. So, not sure if he is going to possibly be very good or just an average type
Rafionain-Glas
21-08-2026
Highly impressive for a rider who was actually racing junior races last year (not like Paul Seixas who was U23/WorldTour last year)
Lobz77
21-08-2026
First sentence: "The 2026 Vuelta a España will start on Saturday..."
MidnightRider
21-08-2026
The departures are eye-opening, especially when coupled with the ongoing sponsor crisis. But if you look at the biggest cases individually, it's harder to see a pattern: - Yates didn't switch teams, he quit cycling. - Niermann left for a bigger role than he had at Visma - Benoot wanted to stay, but left for more money - Kooij left because Visma is not a true sprint team, and TDF was unlikely Meanwhile Wout, Sepp, and others continue on with no hint of controversy or tension. I think the sponsor thing is real, but that aside I think most of what we are seeing is the normal, even inevitable turnover of a team that has enjoyed huge success over a period of years. Whether they can survive this transition and stay at/near the top is a fair question, but I'm not sure I see anything "rotten."
MidnightRider
21-08-2026
Injuries aside, he just had the best year of his career and has negotiated a schedule that suits him better personally. Visma does seem to be going through a transition, but too many top professionals - Wout, Sepp, Laporte, Campy, etc. - are happy at Visma to say something is "rotten."
captmike
21-08-2026
Would have been nice to say what dat the race starts
santiagobenites
21-08-2026
Clearly his heart just wasn't in it anymore. He gave us some pretty entertaining and exciting moments, though, and he rode with panache. I wish him all of the best for the future.
PogiSloFans
21-08-2026
No, Pogi won't retire early. I can't imagine how frieders3 and maumaue-mause are feeling. Being Pogi haters and still having to watch him for the next 5 to 6 years must be discomforting. The poor guys.
PogiSloFans
21-08-2026
I'm unstoppable I'm a Porsche with no brakes, I'm invincible. Yeah, I win every single game.
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