JumboVisma

Jumbo-Visma is a Dutch professional road cycling team that competes in the UCI World Tour. Sponsored by Jumbo, a Dutch supermarket chain, and Visma, a software company, the team is based in the Netherlands and led by general manager Richard Plugge. The squad is recognized for its yellow and black team kit and its high-profile presence in major stage races and classics.

The team began competing under the Jumbo-Visma banner in 2020, following sponsorship and organizational changes that built on the lineage of Dutch professional squads from the 2010s. It operates as a top-tier WorldTeam and has increasingly diversified its racing program across the calendar, with continuity across major tours and one-day races.

Jumbo-Visma has achieved a number of significant victories in Grand Tours and other prestigious events. Notable results include Jonas Vingegaard winning the Tour de France in 2022 and 2023 while riding for the team. The squad has also collected numerous stage wins and podium finishes in other Grand Tours, as well as victories in classic races and stage races around the world. The team is known for its strong collective dynamics, time-trial capability, and depth across sprinting, climbing, and support roles.

The organization places emphasis on a data-driven, performance-oriented approach and a professional development pathway for riders. As a dominant force in contemporary cycling, Jumbo-Visma competes at the highest level in the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, Vuelta a España, and a broad array of international races, continually integrating new talent and technological advances to sustain its competitive edge.