Olav Kooij
Team Jumbo-Visma
Personal Details:
Nationality
Netherlands
Teams history:
- 2023 - Team Jumbo-Visma
- 2022 - Team Jumbo-Visma
- 2021 - Team Jumbo–Visma
Related Articles
Wellens, De Lie, Kooij headline Tour of Guangxi after event's four-year hiatus
Preview ‘Everyone has his own story for coming here’ for the last act of the WorldTour season
Jumbo-Visma rip up the Tour of Britain script with Van Aert's 'surprise' late attack
News Dutch team win fifth stage in a row as Van Aert takes GC lead with plan which 'came up as a joke/idea'
Wout van Aert - 'Olav Kooij has potential to be the best sprinter in the world'
News 21-year-old sprinter is unbeaten through four stages at the Tour of Britain
'Olav is going nowhere' - Kooij surprises with Jumbo-Visma contract extension
News Dutch sprinter stays for two more years, eyes Classics and 2024 Grand Tour debut
Team DSM in the market for top-level sprinter for 2024
News Kooij and Jakobsen possibilities as Spekenbrink looks for 'finisher'
Olav Kooij wins Heistse Pijl as sprinters dominate in Flanders
Results 21-year-old Dutch sprinters gives Jumbo-Visma 30th victory of 2023
Olav Kooij: UAE Tour bunch sprints are completely different to any other
News Young Dutchman suffers narrow stage 4 defeat at Dubai Bay
Kooij takes breakthrough win over Viviani and Cavendish
News 'I’ve been close a few times this year already' says 20-year-old Dutchman after Circuit de la Sarthe victory
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