Niki Terpstra will start working as a sports director at Soudal Quick-Step. The 41-Year-old from North Holland Has a Rich History with the Belgian Team, which served as a rider Between 2011 and 2018.
Terpstra Ended His Career in 2022 and Has Been A Cycling Analyst at the NOS in recent years. Now he Joins the Staff of Soudal Quick-Step, Along with Other Former Riders Sep Vanmarcke and Tim Declercq.
This Marks Terpstra’s Return to the Team Where He Achieved His Greatest Successes. The three-time Dutch Road Champion won Paris-Roubaix in 2014 and the Tour of Flanders Four Years later.
“Great Times, the best time of my career,” Terpstra reacts to the nos . “It’s very nice to come back to that team now.”
Terpstra Makes His Debut as a Sports Director at Soudal Quick-Step. “In Addition to the communication from the Team Car, I think I can use my race experience outside of the races. I hope I can convay that well.”
Metamorphosis at Soudal Quick-Step
The Arrival of the New Sports Directors is not the only change at Soudal Quick-Step. The Belgian Formation Says Goodbye to Leader Remco Evenepoel, Who Has Left for Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe Despite a Running Contract.
In Return, Two Experienced Riders Are Coming in. Dylan van Baarle Comes from Visma-Lease a Bike and Jasper Stuyven from Lidl-Trek. Soudal Quick-Step Hopes for Success in the Classics Next Season.