Fabio Jakobsen’s Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7, Leaders Green and Yellow S-Works Evade 3’s

Stage 2 saw Quick Step–Alpha Vinyl‘s Yves Lampaert start in yellow, riding a custom yellow S-Works Evade 3 with matching Oakley Radar EV’s. While the team hoped to keep Lampaerts in yellow, his small lead was overcome by time bonuses as Jumbo-Visma’s Wout van Aert finished just behind stage winner Fabio Jakobsen (Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl).

With van Aert leading the overall general and points classifications, Jakobsen wore green as the next highest points rider. Jakobsen received a special green S-Works Evade 3, but remained on his standard Tarmac SL7. With no change in the classifications at the end of the third stage, Jakobsen will stay in the green as the riders head to France.

Below is a gallery of Jakobsen’s Tarmac SL7, along with the yellow and green Evade 3’s from stages 2 and 3.

Fabio Jakobsen’s Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7.

Jakobsen keeps it low and long.

Roval Rapide bars with the Tarmac stem. Note the Wolfpack icon on the top tube.

S-Works Roman Evo with Mirror saddle.

Neat and clean front profile.

A rider number holder has been bonded onto the back of the seat post.

S-Works Turbo RapidAir tubeless tires in 26mm wide.

Tacx handles the bottles and cages.

Jakobsen is running the Roval Rapide CLX II

Quick Step-Alpha Vinyl is running Specialized’s RapidAir sealant. Note the year sticker and air pressure stickers on the side of the rim.

Yves Lampaert was given a custom yellow Evade 3 to celebrate his day in yellow as the leader of the 2022 Tour de France. Photo by @cauldphoto.

Yves Lampaert’s S-Works Evade 3, celebrating his Stage 1 win and day in yellow.

Fabio Jakobsen’s S-Works Evade 3.

The new design of the rear diffuser smooths the air out the back of the helmet.

Scott Kingsley

Based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Scott joined Bike World News as the Cyclocross Editor in 2012 before taking over as Tech Editor in 2016. He has also worked as a photographer for various pro teams and shoot races along the east coast of the US, including the 2012 US MTB National Championships, 2013 UCI Cyclocross World Championships, and 2016 UCI Road World Championships. Scott has a passion for performance and technology, with 35 years of riding and mechanic experience. He also enjoys soccer, running, teaching group fitness classes, and is the founder of Lancaster Beard Company.

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