Matteo Jorgenson

How did Egan Bernal recover so quick? Here's how riders like Bernal, Van der Poel, and Evenepoel come back from injury faster and stronger than ever before.

A torn hamstring derailed Jorgenson's return to Giro d'Italia and looked set to smoke his season — until it opened opportunity for prestigious Tour debut.

The up and coming American is finding his way in the pro peloton.

The up-and-coming American on Movistar Team is finding his way in the pro peloton.

American talent forced to take rest after injuring hamstring at Paris-Nice earlier this month.

We look at power numbers from Primoz Roglič, Wout Van Aert, Brandon McNulty, Matteo Jorgenson, and others at Paris-Nice 2022.

Disappointed to miss the win but pleased to see his friend Brandon McNulty take the victory, Matteo Jorgenson is back in the Paris-Nice GC fight and relishing racing on home roads around Nice.

Stage 2 saw a number of GC contenders drop out of contention as McNulty, Powless and Jorgenson all lose time.

Based in Nice, the American rider finished top 10 last year and is going into the French stage race as Movistar’s leader with good form and high confidence.

American on Movistar Team was delighted with his performance at the start of just his second full season as a pro.

A dive into Matteo Jorgenson's and Filippo Ganna’s power numbers from the Tour de la Provence.

Movistar prospect builds on breakout season to follow the wheels of the big hitters on Tour de la Provence mountaintop.

Quintana unleashes two huge mountaintop surges to take stage win and GC victory, Filippo Ganna resilient but distanced on grinding ascent.

Movistar’s American has a free role at the Tour de la Provence, but has his sights set on March’s ‘Race to the Sun.’

Even with his hazy history, Valverde's retirement will end an era.

We dive into the power numbers of Florian Vermeersch and Matteo Jorgenson at the 2021 Paris-Roubaix.

After an almost two-decade wait, the men's peloton got a taste of riding a wet Paris-Roubaix. We asked Matteo Jorgenson, Mikkel Bjerg, Zdeněk Štybar, and more, what it was like.

After getting into the breakaway at his debut Paris-Roubaix, Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar) finished strong despite an ill-timed "number two".

The American had to stop twice for a 'nature break' after developing stomach problems mid-race. He also crashed in training the day before.

We dive into the power numbers of Robin Carpenter, Matteo Jorgenson, and others from the Tour of Britain.

Lampaert beats Matteo Jorgenson and Matt Gibson in three-up sprint as GC contenders finish together in the peloton.

Joe Dombrowski won a stage, and Larry Warbasse was on the move among the five-rider North American contingent during the Giro d'Italia.

Four US riders and one Canadian aim to become the first North American rider to win a Giro stage since 2019.

Young American makes grand tour debut as 'super-domestique' after standout spring performances.

The Boise native feels right at home in Spanish team and could be the bright new future it needs as it goes through transition.

Max Schachmann takes overall title after Roglič crashed with 25km to go.

Jorgenson testing stage-race potential with strong ride into fifth on GC with two stages remaining.

New wave of talent-laden Americans quickly climbing to the top of the elite men's peloton.

21-year-old American to start Giro d'Italia in sophomore season as he continues to explore his potential.

Young American unable to contest final sprint of Tour de la Provence having crashed with spectator leaning over the race barriers.

Men's roster sees departure of Carlos Betancur while Leah Thomas joins growing women's squad.

Young American renews with Movistar; Astana brings on first co-sponsor in 15 years to assure team's future.

This week Jason Gay of The Wall Street Journal drops by to talk Tour de France and the U.S. bike boom. Then, Matteo Jorgenson recounts his big ride at Milano-Sanremo.

Hot off top-20 at San Remo, Movistar’s first American since Andy Hampsten looking for more.

Movistar rookie marks best U.S. result since 2013 with 17th in Italian monument.

With a wave of top names leaving for 2020, Spain's lone WorldTour team is reloading with young talent.

To further his pro career, Matteo Jorgenson emailed dozens of teams, cultivated a network, and even learned French. His work may have created a new route for Americans to reach the WorldTour.