Jon Agirre renews for two more years with Euskaltel-Euskadi
The Zumaia cyclist has established himself as a reference for the orange team and is completing a great year 2026.
Jon Agirre has renewed his contract with Euskaltel-Euskadi for two more years, until the end of 2028. Zumaia's cyclist, who specializes in mountain and laps, has been consolidated as a reference for the orange team and is completing an excellent 2026.
Among its good results is the second place in the classic Clàssica Terres de l'Ebre, 12th place in the GP ￮
After the extension of the contract, Agirre has acknowledged that is "very happy to have the opportunity to be on the home team for two more years. I am very comfortable. They give me a lot of confidence here, Jorge himself (Azanza), which helps me a lot to improve as a cyclist. And where better than at home, to keep getting better over the years. The team is also going up, looking better and better. After all, it's very nice to compete on the home team.
For his part, Jorge Azanza,head of sports of Euskaltel-Euskadi , explained that "the renewal of Jon is very important for us. He is usually one of the main sports leaders of the team when the road hits uphill and mountainous routes arrive. He is a very capable cyclist in the rounds and mountainous sessions, so having two more years gives us great guarantees to meet the timetable of demands."
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