How Jumbo-Visma Uses Tech and Put Wout in Yellow at the Tour De France

Wout Van Aert took the yellow jersey on Stage 2 and his team Jumbo-Visma won this year’s Tour de France, but their planning started more than four years ago. Flash back to 2018, Team Jumbo-Visma coach Grischa Niermann kicked off a long-running partnership between the team and Epic Ride Weather. Since then he’s been refining his use of weather predictions to gain the advantage. Back to Stage 2 of the TDF, Grischa describes their race tactics: The forecast for stage 2 told us that there would be enough wi

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