Cyclingnews, Daniel Benson, 17 March 2021
Posted by: Bitossi

Picked up one of the best results of his career in February with second place in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. The Groupama-FDJ rider came through the British track system but quickly decided that his future lay on the road and after taking the brave decision to join Marc Madiot’s U23 the young rider has flourished.

CiclismoInternational.com, David Hunter, 18 January 2021
Posted by: DZI

“If you told me at the start of 2020 that I would be second in Tour de Limousin, step up to the world tour and ride a classics campaign I would have laughed you out the room.” This is Jake Stewart, the young Englishman who rides for Groupama – FDJ. Despite all the challenges 2020 threw at us, Jake was one of the good news stories of the year. It all started down in the Algarve. “Obviously this year was the first year where ...

CiclismoInternational.com, David Hunter, 18 January 2021
Posted by: DZI

“Si me hubieran dicho a inicios de 2020 que sería 2do en el Tour de Limousin, subiría al World Tour y correría las clásicas, me hubiera reído una semana”. Así se presenta Jake Stewart, el joven británico que corre para Groupama – FDJ. Pese a todos los desafíos que nos arrojó el 2020, Jake fue una de las nuevas y bonitas historias de la temporada. Todo empezó en Algarve. “Obviamente, este que pasó fue el primer año en el ...

velouk.net, velouk.net, 14 December 2020
Posted by: DZI

There are so many young Brits making their mark in Europe and Jake Stewart is another, signed by WorldTour team, FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope in 2020. We spoke to Jake recently about this momentous opportunity. Jake turned 21 late this year (October) and when asked about turning World Tour in 2020 and riding the classics, he says “even at the start of this year, if you had said ‘you’ll turn WorldTour in October and ride races like Gent Wevelgem, Tour of Flanders, ...

VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 13 April 2019
Posted by: Tim Booth

The Grand Prix of Aix-en-Provence took place this February in Puyricard (Bouches-du-Rhône). After 138 kilometers of racing Jake Stewart (Groupama-FDJ Continental) won, ahead of Jordan Levasseur (VC Rouen 76) and Jeremy Cabot (SCO Dijon-Team Materiel-velo.com)

The British Continental, The British Continental, 18 January 2019
Posted by: Tim Booth

Just 19 years of age, Jake Stewart is one of the brightest cycling prospects in the world. A strong sprinter and classics rider who can also get over short climbs well, he has the versatility to win on a wide range of terrain.