Remco Evenepoel to join Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe for 2027 season
- Cyclist Remco Evenepoel has secured a significant presence in international racing statistics, recording strong performance metrics across major one-day races and time trials according to data compiled by...
- Data published by procyclingstats.com outlines a extensive career record that includes four World Championships victories in the Men's Individual Time Trial spanning from 2023 through 2026.
- Further performance breakdowns from data.procyclingbets.com show a top-three finish percentage in one-day races of 52.17 percent.
Cyclist Remco Evenepoel has secured a significant presence in international racing statistics, recording strong performance metrics across major one-day races and time trials according to data compiled by procyclingstats.com and data.procyclingbets.com.
Remco Evenepoel Wins Multiple World Championships and Stage Races
Data published by procyclingstats.com outlines a extensive career record that includes four World Championships victories in the Men’s Individual Time Trial spanning from 2023 through 2026. The rider has also claimed four stage victories at the Tour de France across the 2024, 2025, and 2026 editions, alongside five stage wins at La Vuelta ciclista a España across 2022 and 2023. Additional victories feature four titles at Liège-Bastogne-Liège and five at Il Lombardia.
Further performance breakdowns from data.procyclingbets.com show a top-three finish percentage in one-day races of 52.17 percent. The same data source records Evenepoel’s top-ten finish percentage in one-day events at 73.91 percent. Notable early-career one-day victories highlighted in the data include the Brussels Cycling Classic, Coppa Bernocchi, and Druivenkoers – Overijse, all achieved in 2021.
Evenepoel Joins Red Bull BORA Hansgrohe for 2027
Procyclingstats.com reports that Evenepoel is scheduled to ride for Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe for the 2027 and 2028 World Tour seasons. Recent competitive data from the same platform details a victory in the Men’s Individual Time Trial at the World Championships on September 20, covering a 39.2-kilometer distance, which yielded 250 PCS points and 455 UCI points. Later that month, on September 27, he placed 12th in the World Championships Men’s Road Race over a 273.4-kilometer course.
Earlier in the competitive calendar, Evenepoel secured a victory at the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec on September 11 over a 206-kilometer route, earning 225 PCS points and 500 UCI points, followed by a fifth-place finish at the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal on September 13. His multi-day racing record includes stage appearances and high placings throughout the Tour de France and early-season events such as the Amstel Gold Race and the Volta Ciclista a Catalunya.