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From the Scottish Borders to 4th place in Monaco: the rapid rise of Vuelta a España debutant Callum Thornley
27 August 2026
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lindae
27-08-2026
- Grande Victor! “Paso a paso” y ya estás en la línea del arcoíris. Bonne chance, champion.
velodromevirtuoso1
27-08-2026
- Lovely story, but the article’s a bit light on his actual training load and whether he’s tested race-pace starts. A few watt numbers or rehab details would help. Feels a tad PR-ish.
jeremya
27-08-2026
- Quick question: how risky is it to race so soon after a second surgery? Do riders usually come back to short track first because it’s shorter, or is the intensity actually harder on the arm?
sprocketspiny
27-08-2026
- So no MvdP changes the dynamics a lot. Expect guys like Sarrou, Schwarzbauer, and Braidot to push early, but Victor’s kick in the last two laps is lethal if the arm holds. Allez, VK!
bikebuffj
27-08-2026
- Goosebumps reading this. For Koretzky to line up after a double surgery and missed World Cups… that’s pure grit. Defending the XCC stripes won’t be easy but he’s got the race craft for a short track finale.
patriciaw
27-08-2026
- Is Tour de l’Avenir basically like the “U23 Tour de France”? How long are the stages compared to the real Tour, and why is the yellow jersey used here too?
julien
27-08-2026
- So he’s racing Worlds in Montréal already? Against Pogacar and Remco at 19… wild. Curious how he’ll handle longer pro distances and positioning at that level. Hope they don’t rush him.
raceready7
27-08-2026
- Great write-up. Loved the detail on Mouris, Donati, Møller Andersen, and Fietzke. Proper team ride to keep the break on a short leash, then full gas on Lago Serrù. Chapeau all round.
bikebuffj
27-08-2026
- Small correction maybe: did he win junior worlds in 2024 and then U23 worlds too? The phrasing confused me a bit. Either way, first since Baronchelli to do the double is massive.
cyclechamp45
27-08-2026
- What a season from Finn. Winning Giro Next Gen and l’Avenir in the rainbow bands is bonkers. Reminds me of Pogacar’s junior-to-U23 dominance, but with even more polish in TTs.
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