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Jasper Philipsen

Alpecin-Deceuninck

Jasper Philipsen

Personal Details:

Nationality Belgium
Date of birth 02/03/1998

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Biography:

Born in Mol, Belgium March 2, 1998, Jasper Philipsen began racing bicycles as a young teenager after suffering an injury playing football. Though he grew up in the same town as former road World Champion and three-time Paris-Roubaix winner Tom Boonen, he did not look at a pro cycling career early on.

His development on the road as a junior took off with US teams, first BMC Development in 2017. Then in 2018 with Hagens Berman Axeon, Philipsen excelled across U23 races, winning the GC title at the U23 Le Triptyque des Monts et Chateaux and winning one stage with two other stage podiums at the Giro Ciclistico d’Italia. But he also competed with the development squad in elite events, finishing third behind Elia Viviani (QuickStep Floors) and Pascal Ackermann (Bora-Hansgrohe) at Brugge-De Panne in the spring and winning a stage in Salt Lake City at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. He also won a UCI 1.2 race, Gylne Gutuer, in the fall, with top 10s at Primus Classic and Grand Prix d’Isbergues.

In 2019 he jumped to the WorldTour, riding for his first two seasons at the top tier with UAE Team Emirates. In his first WorldTour event that season, he won stage 5 of the Santos Tour Down Under. He went on to score 10 top 10s, including a second and third on a pair of stages at the Amgen Tour of California. Three of his top 10s were on stages at the Tour de France.

The next season he won his first Grand Tour stage, sprinting to the stage 15 victory at the Vuelta a España. Earlier in the season he won the points classification at the Tour Down Under and was the second-placed sprinter at the Tour de Pologne and BinckBank Tour. 

Philipsen moved to Alpecin-Deceuninck in 2021, where he notched eight victories, two in the Vuelta, and another 12 podiums, half of those in the Tour de France. He also took four consecutive one-day race victories in September, including Eschborn-Frankfurt. The 2022 season was more of the same, with nine victories and 14 podiums, his biggest victory coming on the Champs Élysées at the Tour de France.

With four wins in the Tour de France in 2023 and a green jersey title, Philipsen amassed a total of 19 wins throughout the season and solidified his name as one of the best sprinters in the world. In the last 17 Tour de France sprint stages to date, he had finished in the top three 16 times. 
Philipsen reached new heights in 2024 when he took his first Monument at Milan-San Remo, which he followed up with a second runner-up finish at Paris-Roubaix in a row. He again succeeded at the Tour de France with three stage wins and remained as one of the best sprinters in the world.


Top  results
2024
🥇 three stages at Tour de France
🥇 Milan-San Remo
🥇 Classic Brugge-De Panne
🥇 one stage Tirreno-Adriatico
🥇 one stage Baloise Belgium Tour
🥇 one stage Renewi Tour
🥇 Sparkassen Münsterland Giro
🥈 Paris-Roubaix

2023

🥇 four stages and points classification at Tour de France

🥇 four stages and points classification at Tour of Turkey

🥇 one stage Renewi Tour

🥇 one stage Baloise Belgium Tour

🥇 Scheldeprijs

🥇 Classic Brugge-De Panne

🥇 two stages Tirreno-Adriatico
🥈 Paris-Roubaix

2022

🥇 two stages at Tour de France

🥇 Paris - Bourges

🥇 Omloop van het Houtland

🥇 one stage Baloise Belgium Tour

🥇 one stage and points classification at Tour of Turkey

🥇 two stages and points classification at UAE Tour

🥈 points classification at Tour de France

2021

🥇 two stages at Vuelta a España

🥇 Eschborn-Frankfurt

🥇 Scheldeprijs

🥇 two stages and points classification at Tour of Turkey

🥈 three stages at Tour de France

🥈 Classic Brugge-de Panne

2020

🥇 one stage at Vuelta a España

🥇points classification at Tour Down Under

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