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Tom Dumoulin will take part in this year’s Tour de France

June 6, 2018
Dumoulin on the way to winning the 2017 Giro d'Italia. Photo: filip bossuyt, Kortrijk Belgium via Wikimedia Commons

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Dumoulin during last year’s Giro d’Italia. Photo: filip bossuyt, Kortrijk Belgium via Wikimedia Commons

Dutchman Tom Dumoulin will be in the starting line-up for this year’s Tour de France cycle race – the fifth time he has taken part. Dumoulin, who is 27, recently came second in the Giro d’Italia after a tense and challenging race.

Dumoulin took part in the Tour in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 but failed to finish in his last two attempts.  In 2016 he broke his wrist in a fall in the 19th stage.

‘I am very proud of what we’ve already achieved at the Giro and I consider any result that we can take at the Tour de France a bonus for this season,’ Dumoulin said on the Team Sunweb website.

‘My season so far has been focused on the Giro and the team purposely waited to the make the decision about the Tour until after the Giro had finished.’

Trainer Adriaan Helmantel said the Giro was the main goal with Tom this year.

‘We’ve monitored his condition coming out of the Giro and have used this to finalise his program for the upcoming period, maintaining a focus on learning and development for the long term,’ he said.

Dumoulin is about to restart training, and next week leaves for altitude camp to train at La Plagne, France.

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