Txomin Juaristi will remain in the Euskaltel-Euskadi until 2028
"Here I have grown up and grown up as a cyclist and also sharing a team with Mikel Landa will be fulfilling another dream. Having an idol next door and defending the same jersey together will be awesome," said the 31-year-old Markinian cyclist.
Txomin Juaristi, during a race.
The Euskaltel-Euskadi team has announced that Vizcaíno cyclist Txomin Juaristi has extended his contract until 2028 and will make eleven consecutive seasons on the orange team.
Juaristi, 31, is the fourteenth cyclist confirmed for next season, also renovated Jonathan Lastra, Jon Agirre ,Xabier Berasategi and Gotzon Martin and signed by Mikel Landa, Marco Martin ,Hodei Muñoz and Felipe Orts . In addition, Yago Agirre, Samuel Fernandez, Iker Mintegi, Gari Ugarte and Axel van der TuuTuuA0 have a contract for 2027.
The Markina-Xemein cyclist is considered by Euskaltel-Euskadi to be "one of the great referencesof the team in the laps and against the clock "and thus far won his only professional victory in the final stage of the Return to Portugal 2023.
"It isa great joy to renew two more years with Euskaltel-Euskadi. Here I have been educated and grown up as a cyclist and, furthermore, sharing a team with Mikel Landa will be fulfilling another dream. Having an idol next door and defending the jersey itself together will be incredible, "Juaristi stressed.
Jorge Azanza , sports manager of the team orange, stressed that the Biscayan cyclist is "a perfect example of fidelity, constancy and commitment to this project."
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