Rider Profile

Michał Kwiatkowski

Ineos Grenadiers

Personal Details:

Nationality Poland

Date of birth 02/06/1990

Teams history:

2020 - Ineos Grenadiers
2019 - Team Ineos
2018 - Team Sky
2017 - Team Sky
2016 - Team Sky
2015 - Etixx - Quick-Step
2014 - Omega Pharma - Quick-Step Cycling Team
2013 - Omega Pharma - Quick-Step Cycling Team
2012 - Omega Pharma - QuickStep
2011 - Team RadioShack
2009 - MG Kvis - Norda Pacific

Biography:

Key Results

1st World Road Race Championships 2014
1st Milan-San Remo 2017
1st Amstel Gold Race 2015
1st E3 Harelbeke 2016
1st Strade Bianche 2014, '17
1st Clasica San Sebastian 2017

1st overall Volta ao Algarve 2014, '18
1st overall Tirreno-Adriatico 2018

1st Polish national road race champion 2013
1st Polish national time trial champion 2014, '17

1st World Team Time Trial Championships 2013

2nd Amstel Gold Race 2017
2nd Tour of the Basque Country 2014
2nd Tour of Britain 2014
2nd Paris–Nice 2015
2nd Volta ao Algarve 2013, '15, '17

3rd Liège–Bastogne–Liège 2014, '17
3rd La Flèche Wallonne 2014
3rd Driedaagse van West-Vlaanderen 2011
3rd Three Days of De Panne 2011
3rd Tour du Poitou-Charentes 2011

Grid List

5 conclusions from Milan-San Remo

By Stephen Farrand

Lessons learned and observations from La Classicissima

Kwiatkowski celebrates Milan-San Remo victory in style

By Stephen Farrand

'I guess that was the sprint of my life,' says winner

Kwiatkowski outwits world champion to Milan-San Remo victory

By Stephen Farrand

Pole proves he's on par with Sagan in three-up sprint

Team Sky riders voice support for Brailsford

By Cycling News

Geraint Thomas leads Twitter storm in support of Team Sky boss after Cyclingnews report

Michal Kwiatkowski's Strade Bianche Pinarello Dogma F10 - Gallery

By Josh Evans

A close look at the Team Sky rider's mud-caked race-winning bike

Kwiatkowski proves he is back to his best with Strade Bianche win

By Stephen Farrand

'I didn't lose my talent, I just had to wait and work hard to get back on the level'

50 top riders out of contract for 2018

By Daniel Benson

The lay of the land in a transfer market that never sleeps

Kwiatkowski: I have a fresh mind and I'm ready to rock

By Sadhbh O'Shea

Team Sky rider not prepared to be typecast to one kind of racing

Michal Kwiatkowski: A roller coaster first season with Team Sky

By Paweł Gadzała

E3 Harelbeke victory and Vuelta's red jersey rare highlights in 2016 for former world champion

Froome ready for mountains in Vuelta a Espana, but Team Sky lose Kwiatkowski

By Alasdair Fotheringham

Former Vuelta leader quits, citing back pain and saddle sore

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