The three promising youngsters who will test the Kern Pharma cycling team

ANDThe Kern Pharma Teamin its firm commitment to the base, will give the opportunity to continue training as a cyclist to three young people from its subsidiary, the graduation groupfrom next August 1 and until the end of the season. Hugo Aznar, Pablo Carrascosa and Yanne Dorenbos They will ride in the professional peloton as stagiaires for the pharmaceutical team, while they fulfill their commitments to the U-23 squad.

For the fourth consecutive season, the Kern Pharma Team it will foster the commitments of its well-maintained academy, offering them the opportunity to continue making strides and gain the valuable experience of being part of the cycling elite in the demanding events of the international calendar. Knowing what it takes to succeed on the under-23 field, the three youngsters will experience first-hand professionalism, something that, according to Juanjo Orozgeneral manager of the structure, means “another step in his training”.

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“Fortunately we have a subsidiary, the Finisher Team, which works well and brings a lot of experience, but being a stagiaire is a plus and a motivation, because we trust them and we want to offer them the unique opportunity,” he said. rice The main person in charge of the project is convinced that the three months of competing among the elite will allow the cyclists to learn, but they will also be “a reality check”. “They can see for themselves where they are and how far they want to go. What we are looking for in this step is that they know what professionalism is and they know that they must continue working”.

He Kern Pharma Team Manager he sees the “illusion” in the three cyclists, an important ability to take this step, and highlights the characteristics of each of them: “Aznar He is an interesting and complete runner who has yet to be defined, but has already shown what he is capable of and who will give us desire and race; Carrasco He is a great climber who will show his talent in the most demanding tests; and Dorenbos He has a different profile, because he is fast and can defend himself well when finishing small groups, as well as having a lot of skills”.

For the first of them, Hugo Aznar (2003, Cuts), it is “a great opportunity to discover professionalism”. The winner of the general classification of the Vuelta a Navarra assured: “This is an experience that will be useful because it will help me work with more attitude in the future. It will be a good stage and it will come after many months of work, because I want to be a professional cyclist. I will try to make the most of it and learn from the veterans”.

For his part, Pablo Carrascosa (2002, Santa Amalia), who raised his arms this season in the third stage of 49 Bidasoa Itzulia, is guaranteed to feel “very grateful”. “This will allow me to grow and learn from everyone who makes up the Kern Pharma Team. I don’t know if I will finally become a stagiaire because, despite the fact that I finished a fairly regular season, there are many teammates with possibilities, but I will try to contribute as much as I can and get infected They have the desire and enthusiasm that I have. In turn, I hope to learn in all aspects”, said the young man from Team Finisher.

Yanne Dorenbos (2000, Castricum – The Netherlands) He opened the Finisher Team’s victory locker this 2023. He did it with an impressive sprint at the XXXII Guerrita Trophy. Since then, a chain of falls and physical problems have not allowed him to shine as expected. For this reason, he greatly appreciates this move: “I am very happy because it is a great opportunity. I am very grateful for the trust that the Kern Pharma Team has given me and I am looking forward to the time to debut because, in for various reasons, I have not been able to show my full potential”. The Dutch cyclist, who describes himself as a “complete” rider, said: “It will be a difficult month, but I am ready to learn from the professionals and try bring out the best version of me.”