“I’m optimistic and still see opportunities for a stage victory every week”: Wout van Aert is feeling better and better…

 

Wout van Aert is steadily regaining form and focus in the heart of the 2025 Tour de France, and his latest remarks reveal a champion’s mindset fueled by resilience and hunger.

“I’m optimistic and still see opportunities for a stage victory every week,” Wout said during a post-stage interview. “My legs are getting better, my rhythm is returning, and I believe the right moment will come.”

After recovering from injury and easing back into racing rhythm, van Aert has been building momentum with each passing stage. While he’s yet to notch a win in this year’s tour, he’s been consistently in the mix, showing sharp instincts, tactical awareness, and improving power on key climbs and sprints.

Wout remains strategic and calm, knowing that the right stage — terrain, timing, and opportunity — is coming. His ability to shine in sprint finishes, breakaways, and even medium mountains makes him one of the most versatile threats in the peloton.

“There are still stages left that suit me. I just need to stay focused and take my shot when it comes.”

Wout van Aert’s growing optimism isn’t just good news for his team — it’s inspiring for fans around the world. As each stage unfolds, his belief in a victory reminds us all: