Ciclismo International, David Hunter, 29 December 2019
After years of incremental improvement, we have a new lead out king in town, and his name is Jasper De Buyst. Lotto-Soudal are no strangers to the world of sprint trains, for years they had Greg Henderson as their go to man in the final kilometre, but they knew he couldn’t last forever. Training up a new apprentice wasn’t going to be easy, but they now have a rider who is one of the finest final men in the peloton. 2019 saw Jasper take huge strides in his development, and he helped deliver Caleb Ewan to two victories in the Giro and three in the Tour, it was a brilliant season for their brand-new sprint train. I was impressed with...
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Direct Velo, Maxime Segers, 24 September 2014
Professionnel depuis deux ans chez Topsport Vlaanderen-Baloise, Jasper De Buyst se présentera pourtant cette année au départ du Championnat du Monde Espoirs. Le règlement UCI autorisant les Espoirs licenciés dans une équipe continentale professionnelle à participer aux Mondiaux U23, le pistier de 20 ans n'a pas laissé passé sa chance. DirectVelo.com a rencontré l'ancien Champion de Belgique Juniors.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 17 December 2013
If you’re a studier of the winter board scene then one name has been popping up more than any other this winter – that of 20 year-old Belgian, Jasper De Buyst. His outstanding run of form began with fourth place in the European Elite Omnium Championships – he’d already won the U23 edition back in the summer – then he was third in the Four Days of Grenoble with Iljo Keisse.
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wieleradvies.com, 6 Oktober 2009
Jasper De Buyst ruilt deze winter zijn nieuwelingenstatuut in dat van junior, een overgang die normaal gesproken voor de bijna 16-jarige uit het Vlaams Brabantse Relegem.
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