Luke Rowe
Ineos Grenadiers
Personal Details:
Teams history:
- 2024 - Ineos Grenadiers
- 2023 - Ineos Grenadiers
- 2022 - Ineos Grenadiers
- 2021 - Ineos Grenadiers
- 2020 - Ineos Grenadiers
- 2019 - Team Ineos
- 2018 - Team Sky
- 2017 - Team Sky
- 2016 - Team Sky
- 2015 - Team Sky
- 2014 - Team Sky
- 2013 - Sky Procycling
- 2012 - Sky Procycling
- 2009 - Team 100% Me
- 2009 - Great Britain National Team
Biography:
Luke Rowe is a Welsh racer who turned professional with Team Sky as a neo-pro in 2012. His first win came that year at the Tour of Britain, and he raced his first Grand Tour in 2013 at the Vuelta a España. He spent many years supporting the team's Grand Tour riders, from Rigoberto Uran to Chris Froome (2015-2017), Geraint Thomas (2018) and Egan Bernal (2019) at the Tour de France.
Rowe also excels in the Classics, finishing fifth at the Tour of Flanders in 2016 and top 10 in Paris-Roubaix in 2015.
His only victories remain the stage in the Tour of Britain and a stage at the Herald Sun Tour in 2017, but he is a prized domestique and has remained with the team through its transition to Ineos with a contract through 2025.
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Rowe left with 'no excuses' after E3 BinckBank Classic disappointment
Stannard suffers puncture and crash as team limp home
Team Sky keep eye firmly on Paris-Nice prize
Kwiatkowski and Bernal get the better of the crosswinds on stage 2
Bernal 'pure class' in Paris-Nice crosswinds, says Rowe
Strong showing from Team Sky as Kwiatkowski grabs bonus seconds
Luke Rowe: Cobbled Classics a gap to be filled on Team Sky palmares
Welshman continues build-up at Volta ao Algarve
Owain Doull takes win on stage 3 of Jayco Herald Sun Tour
Welshman takes Team Sky 1-2, with Rowe second from breakaway
Luke Rowe: Sky have spoilt us over the last 10 years
British rider confident Brailsford can save team
Luke Rowe signs three-year contract extension with Team Sky
Welshman to remain on team until end of 2021 season
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