The 1.90 m Idaho-raised all-rounder has become Visma's Swiss Army knife — back-to-back Paris-Nice titles, a top-10 at the 2024 Tour and second at Tirreno-Adriatico this spring before a broken collarbone at Amstel Gold interrupted his season. Rebuilt and race-sharp after leading Visma to TTT victory at the rebranded Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, he is Vingegaard's last man in the high mountains and the team's plan B for the podium. He celebrated his 27th birthday three days before the Grand Départ.
Palmarès
- Paris-Nice GC winner (2024, 2025)
- Dwars door Vlaanderen winner (2024)
- Tour de France 8th overall (2024)
- Tirreno-Adriatico 2nd overall (2026)
- Vuelta a España 10th overall (2025)
- Tour of Oman GC winner (2023)
Cut-out factWhen he won Paris-Nice in 2024 he became the first American to do so since Floyd Landis in 2006 — and he sealed the 2025 edition on his adopted home roads in Nice.
The squad
Riding the 2026 Tour with Jonas Vingegaard, Bruno Armirail, Victor Campenaerts, Sepp Kuss, Edoardo Affini, Per Strand Hagenes, Davide Piganzoli — see the full Visma | Lease a Bike team page.
Portrait: AI paper-collage render (gpt-image-2) after a reference photograph — source: Wikimedia Commons, author: Joost Pauwels, license: CC0.
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