Paris-Nice
WorldTeam Men
08 Mar '26 - 15 Mar '26
Tirreno-Adriatico
WorldTeam Men
09 Mar '26 - 15 Mar '26
Istrian Spring Tour
Development Team
12 Mar '26 - 15 Mar '26
1/4
Vrsar › Vrsar
1km
12 Mar '26
2/4
Poreč › Funtana
149km
13 Mar '26
3/4
Novigrad › Motovun
131km
14 Mar '26
Trofeo Alfredo Binda - Comune di Cittiglio
WorldTeam Women
15 Mar '26
1/1
Luino › Cittiglio
152km
15 Mar '26
Grand Prix de Denain - Porte du Hainaut
WorldTeam Men
19 Mar '26
1/1
Denain › Denain
200km
19 Mar '26
Youngster Coast Challenge
Development Team
20 Mar '26
1/1
Oostende › Koksijde
175km
20 Mar '26
Milano-Sanremo
WorldTeam Men
21 Mar '26
1/1
Pavia › Sanremo
298km
21 Mar '26
Milano-Sanremo Donne
WorldTeam Women
21 Mar '26
1/1
21 Mar '26
Matteo Jorgenson
Athlete
overview
- Date of Birth
- July 1, 1999 (26 yr.)
- Nationality
- American
- Height
- 1.90 m
- Teammember since
- 2024
- Contract to
- 2029
About Matteo Jorgenson
Matteo Jorgenson is from the United States and has been riding for Team Visma | Lease a Bike since 2024. The youngster who is strong in the classics also comes out well in stage races. At the Dutch team, he immediately showed that he is a great rider in the making. During his third race for the team, Jorgenson sensationally won Paris-Nice, which he managed to win the next year as well. After Wout van Aert's fall in Dwars door Vlaanderen, Jorgenson showed his strength by winning the Belgian classic solo. The American had a strong summer of 2024. Jorgenson missed the final victory in the Critérium du Dauphiné by just eight seconds and finished his third Tour de France in eighth place in the final classification. In 2025, Jorgenson repeated his overall victory in Paris-Nice following a dominant display, and ended the year with a tenth place overall in the Vuelta a España after helping Jonas Vingegaard to victory.
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Victories in 2026
News about Matteo
Jorgenson and Van Aert lead Team Visma | Lease a Bike in Tirreno-Adriatico
Jorgenson and Van Aert battle to top-ten finish in Strade Bianche
Jorgenson just misses out on victory at Faun Drôme Classic
Jorgenson looks ahead to 2026 with a fresh perspective
