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Team Jumbo-Visma eyes mountains in Tour de France after new bunch sprint

Team Jumbo-Visma eyes mountains in Tour de France after new bunch sprint

Wout van Aert finished the fourth stage of the Tour de France in the top ten again. In the hectic final phase on the Nogano circuit, the Belgian didn't manage to catch up with his teammates. This left him in a less-than-ideal position as he turned onto the long final straight. Van Aert had to settle for ninth place.

Very little happened on the way to the Nogano circuit. In the last ten kilometres, however, the pace picked up considerably. Team Jumbo-Visma, with leader Jonas Vingegaard, could stay out of the frenzy thanks to its good position at the front of the peloton.

Sports Director Grischa Niermann: "We were in an ideal position with the whole team. Unfortunately, Wout just missed the connection. He lost the wheel of his teammates. Ultimately, he managed to move up a few places, but fighting for victory was no longer possible."

"The team is riding well, and we are in good shape"

Grischa Niermann

"It was a day where very little happened", Niermann continued. "The final, however, was quite hectic. Fortunately, we stayed out of trouble as a team. That is perhaps the most important thing on a day like this. As a team, we kept our leader Jonas in the safe zone. He turned onto the track second. That looked good. The following two days, we head into the Pyrenees. The team is riding well, and we are in good shape. We are ready for the battle that will undoubtedly flare up again in the next few days."

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