Skoda Tour de Luxembourg
WorldTeam Men
16 Sep '26 - 20 Sep '26
1/5
Luxembourg-Knuedler › Luxembourg-Fëschmaart
157km
16 Sep '26
2/5
Niederkorn (Differdange) › Junglinster
166km
17 Sep '26
3/5
Wiltz › Diekirch
179km
18 Sep '26
Chrono Féminin de Gatineau
WorldTeam Women
16 Sep '26
1/1
Gatineau › Gatineau
20km
16 Sep '26
World Championships ME - ITT
WorldTeam Women
20 Sep '26
1/1
Montreal › Montreal
39km
20 Sep '26
World Championships WE - ITT
WorldTeam Women
20 Sep '26
1/1
Montreal › Montreal
39km
20 Sep '26
World Championships WE - Road Race
WorldTeam Women
26 Sep '26
1/1
Brossard › Montreal
180km
26 Sep '26
World Championships ME - Road Race
WorldTeam Women
27 Sep '26
1/1
Brossard › Montreal
273km
27 Sep '26
Il Lombardia Under 23
Development Team
03 Oct '26
1/1
03 Oct '26
Giro dell'Emilia
WorldTeam Men
03 Oct '26
1/1
03 Oct '26
Victor Campenaerts
Athlete
overview
- Date of Birth
- October 28, 1991 (34 yr.)
- Nationality
- Belgian
- Height
- 1.73 m
- Teammember since
- 2025
- Contract to
- 2027
About Victor Campenaerts
Victor Campenaerts, who previously rode for the yellow-black formation in 2016 and 2017, comes from Belgium. Campenaerts, whose achievements include stage victories in the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia, and Tirreno-Adriatico, is known as a determined and resilient rider. With his strong willpower, the Belgian has already secured notable victories throughout his career. In the coming years, Campenaerts aims to play a significant role during the classics and grand tours. Campenaerts will ride for Team Visma | Lease a Bike until the end of 2027. In 2025, he rode an impressive Tour de France as a domestique for Jonas Vingegaard. Campenaerts would often sit with the best climbers until the very last kilometers on the big mountain stages, an he finished his Tour by helping Wout van Aert to a memorable stage win in Paris.
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Victories in 2026
News about Victor
Campenaerts hopes to play a key role again in Grand Tours for Vingegaard
In pictures: the second week of La Vuelta a España
Campenaerts and Van Aert attack and ride to top placings in transitional stage
Silver for Matthew Brennan at British championships, Victor Campenaerts sixth in Belgium
