Ayala Serrano will be part of Laboral Kutxa-Euskadi for the next two seasons
He started cycling at the age of nine at the Oriako Cycling School. The Guipuzcoano excelled in the youth category in the Limousin team and in his first two seasons in the under-23 category he has defended the colors of the Cantabria Deporte-Rio Miera.
Ayala Serrano with the Cantabria Deporte-Rio Miera jersey. Image: Laboral Kutxa-Euskadi
Ayala Serrano (2006, Larraul, Gipuzkoa) will be part of Laboral Kutxa-Euskadi for the next two seasons, 2027 and 2028. Thus, the professional women's team of the Basque Foundation has registered one of the most promising young Basque quarry.
He started cycling when he was nine years old, at the Oria Cycling School. In the youth category he excelled inthe Limousin -World Championships 2023 and 2024 - and in his first two seasons in the under-23 category he has defended the colors of the Cantabria Deporte-Rio Miera .
Last June he claimed to be the champion of Spain sub '23. The technical team of Laboral Kutxa-Euskadi has closely followed his development, since the Guipuzcoano cyclist had already participated in the training camp that the team organized in January in Alicante.
"I am proud to wear the colors of Trabajo Kutxa-Euskadi for the next few seasons. As a team at home, it has always been a reference for me and a structure that I have seen grow. I am delighted to have placed my trust in me, "said Ayala Serrano.
My first goal will be to learnat this new level, help my teammates as much as possible, accumulate experience and continue to improve for the future. Although you always dream of participating in the big races of the calendar, running the Round at home would have been something very special, he added.
Serrano currently combines cycling with the Bachelor's Degree in Primary Education from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). His registration is the second confirmed by Laboral Kutxa-Euskadi after Maite Urteaga.
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