Christophe Laporte turns down lucrative offers, signs new deal with Jumbo-Visma

Christope Laporte has enjoyed a career breakthrough at Jumbo-Visma in the past two years
Christope Laporte has enjoyed a career breakthrough at Jumbo-Visma in the past two years (Image credit: Getty Images)

Christophe Laporte has turned down lucrative offers from rival teams to stay with Jumbo-Visma, signing a long-term contract extension after a strong Spring Classics campaign. 

The news was first reported by Dutch website Wielerflits and confirmed to Cyclingnews by separate sources on Friday. 

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