Lennart Jasch, a 25-year-old German cyclist with Tudor Pro Cycling, has been making significant strides in the professional cycling scene. In April 2026, he secured his first major victory by winning Stage 4 of the Tour of the Alps, a challenging 168 km route from Arco to Trento. Jasch broke away from a five-man group 25 km from the finish, holding off strong competition to win by 10 seconds over Matteo Sobrero and 11 seconds ahead of Federico Iacomoni. (cyclingnews.com)
In June 2026, Jasch showcased his resilience at the German National Championships. Despite losing contact with a decisive five-man breakaway group 10 km from the finish, he chased back and finished second, just behind Felix Engelhardt. (cyclingnews.com)
As of September 16, 2026, Jasch is participating in the Giro d’Abruzzo, a four-day race in Italy. In the opening stage, he finished 11th, 13 seconds behind winner Alessandro Fancellu. (velo-club.net)
Jasch’s rapid ascent in professional cycling is particularly remarkable given his background as a former speed skater. He transitioned to cycling in late 2023 due to an injury, and his performances since then have demonstrated his adaptability and potential in the sport. (cyclingweekly.com)
Highlights:
- ‘I realised, sh*t, I’m actually quite good at cycling’ – the amazing journey of the surprise winner of Tour of the Alps stage 4, Published on Thursday, April 23
- Tour of the Alps: Lennart Jasch pulls off first pro victory on stage 4 from breakaway, Published on Thursday, April 23
- German National Championships: Felix Engelhardt chases back onto break in final kilometres to win first elite men’s road title, Published on Sunday, June 28