Andorran Roger Turné Wins Under-23 Catalan XCO Cup Title at La Molina
Roger Turné triumphed in the decisive La Molina round, clinching his second under-23 title this season. The Andorran rider emphasized ongoing improvement amid a demanding schedule including World Cup events.
Key Points
- Roger Turné secured victory in the final Biking Point round at La Molina to claim the under-23 Catalan XCO Cup.
- He completed five of six rounds for the Andorran Cycling Federation, adding to his national title.
- Turné balanced the series with SuperPrestigio MTB and World Cup races.
- Next, he targets better World Cup result at Pal Arinsal as Andorra's sole representative.
Andorran cyclist Roger Turné claimed the under-23 title in the Catalan XCO Cup after securing victory in the final Biking Point round at La Molina, adding a second championship to his season following his national title.
Competing for the Andorran Cycling Federation (FAC), Turné built his success on consistent performances, completing five of the six rounds in a series where circuit difficulty rose progressively. He balanced these events with races in the SuperPrestigio MTB circuit and World Cup outings.
Turné expressed satisfaction with the achievement in the highly competitive under-23 category. "I'm content because I'm meeting the objectives I set," he said. "I see that I'm continuing to improve, which is the main goal." He added that more work lies ahead, noting he still has significant room for growth.
The cyclist's focus now shifts to the season's final challenge: improving on his result from last year's World Cup event at Pal Arinsal, where he will again be Andorra's sole representative.
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