Jens Mouris
Dutch professional road cyclist
Dutch professional road cyclist
Professional road cycling career commenced in 2003, competing for teams such as Rabobank and Landbouwkrediet. Participated in several prestigious races, including the Tour de France and Vuelta a España. Achieved success in various one-day races and stage events throughout Europe, culminating in a reputation as a reliable domestique for team leaders. Retired from professional cycling in 2017 after contributing to the sport for over a decade.
Competed in multiple Grand Tours including the Tour de France
Raced for teams such as Rabobank and Landbouwkrediet
Achieved notable finishes in European one-day races
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