Drapac Professional Cycling closed out 2015 Tour de Korea with another podium, as Dutchman Wouter Wippert sprinted to third. With two stage wins, four podiums and Travis Meyer's 9th in General Classification, this year's tour marks a successful campaign.

Drapac Professional Cycling showed the tactical power of their sprint train today at Tour de Korea. In a windy, hot 197km stage, Drapac played the perfect game of cycling chess, bringing Dutch sprinter Wouter Wippert into position to unleash his powerful sprint to take the stage and his second win of the tour.

On the heels of four back-to-back top ten finishes for Team Novo Nordisk at Tour de Korea, the team continues to make a big impression with sprinter Andrea Peron finishing third on Stage 5.

Drapac Professional Cycling continued its momentum taking stage 1 at Tour de Korea with its powerful squad setting up Wouter Wippert for the win.