Lennart Jasch Caps Off Week in Langkawi with GC Win

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Tudor Pro Cycling Team has won the overall classification at the Tour de Langkawi: Lennart Jasch took the GC victory after a dominant week that saw the Team deliver strong performances, including a stage win and three third-place finishes across the eight stages.

04.10.2026

Racing in Langkawi for the fourth consecutive year, the Team arrived with a different objective from previous editions, when the focus was largely on the sprints and Arvid de Kleijn delivered six stage victories. This year, 20-year-old Seppe van den Boer was given the opportunity to lead the sprint efforts. The Belgian Devo rider seized the opportunity, delivering a series of strong performances and two third-place finishes.

Alongside its sprint ambitions, the Team also set its sights on the overall classification with Lennart Jasch. Already a two-time winner this season, the German once again found success with a solo attack, taking victory on Stage 2 and moving into the race leader’s orange jersey.

From there, Lennart built his advantage day by day, remaining alert throughout the week and showing consistent form to defend the lead through to the final stage. The overall victory marks his second GC win in career, following his success at the Giro della Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia in 2025, and his fourth success of the season.

The result also reflects the depth and commitment of the entire Team. Tudor Pro Cycling Team placed a rider in the Top-10 on seven of the eight stages, collecting one stage win and three third-place finishes. On the flat stages, Aivaras Mikutis, Fabian Lienhard and Petr Kelemen played key roles in controlling the race and supporting the Team’s GC and sprint ambitions, while Robin Donzé was Lennart’s final support rider on the climbs.

After the finish line, Lennart commented: “ I am super proud and even more of the team behind all of this. You see me on the podium, signing autographs but there are so many people working behind the scenes and making this possible. I am incredibly proud we survived this week together and defended the jersey.”

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