Cyclingnews,
17 December 2019
Young talents will have earlier peaks but shorter careers
Belgian says he has a few good years left as he targets Olympics and Classics in 2020

Cyclingnews,
28 November 2019
Oliver and Lawrence join forces at AG2R
The brothers tell us about their childhood fights and how their shared understanding will help in the Classics

Cyclingnews,
28 November 2019
Oliver and Lawrence join forces at AG2R
The brothers tell us about their childhood fights and how their shared understanding will help in the Classics

Ciclismo International,
1 November 2019
Riders to Watch in 2020 – Jasper Stuyven
Jasper Stuyven ended the 2018 cycling season in amazing form, probably the best of his life. During the Winter much was written and spoken about his rise to the top and we were all left very excited for 2019. “I was pretty confident and motivated going in to 2019. After having a great 2018, I truly

Cycling Pub,
24 January 2019
It's always a poker game in the peloton
Tim Declercq joined the current Deceuninck–Quick Step team at the start of the 2017 season and has since grown to be a vital part of the Belgian formation. The 29-year-old has spent many hours pulling the peloton, helping to set up his teammates for final sprints and earning the nickname 'the Tracto

Cyclist,
16 January 2019
The Invisible Man
You know it's not all sunshine, rainbows and WorldTour victories at Deceuninck-Quick Step. Fair enough, they did win 77 times last year, over 20 times more than anyone else, but it doesn't come without the tireless work of a hidden few.

Cyclingnews.com,
4 January 2019
Greg Van Avermaet and the new dawn at CCC
As the BMC team became CCC, following a frantic and protracted search from Jim Ochowicz for a new sponsor, more than half the riders jumped ship. Greg Van Avermaet, however, stayed put and the Belgian Classics star now finds himself as the talisman of a set-up that looks very different indeed.