Carlos Rodriguez- The Next Great Rodriguez
Born in Almunecar, Spain, he's showed immense talent throughout his young career. In 2018, he won the MJ ITT championship in Spain, 3rd in MJ European Championships on the road,6th in Paris Roubaix Juniors, and won the points and youth classification at Tour de Gironde International. In 2019, he kept the MJ ITT Championship in Spain, won GC at Tour de Gironde International, and won Gipuzkoa Klasika over Juan Ayuso. In 2020 he jumped to the WT, signing for Ineos. His first season on the UCI World Tour did not go well, as his best result was 14th at the European Championships at the U23 level. In 2021, his level went up a notch, with a fourth place overall at Vuelta a Andalucia, 7th at GP Industria & Artigianato, 10th GC at Tour of Britain, 3rd ITT at Spain NC's, and a stage win, 2nd overall, and first in KOM and Youth Classifications at the Tour De Avenir.
So far in 2022, he's finished 3rd and 2nd in the two most important GC stages at Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, sits 3rd, 36 seconds down of leader Aleksandr Vlasov and 4 seconds behind Remco Evenepoel, and sits above established riders like Jakob Fuglsang, Alejandro Valverde, Giulio Ciccone, and others.
One can only hope for more great things for Carlos in 2022 and beyond
Born in Almunecar, Spain, he's showed immense talent throughout his young career. In 2018, he won the MJ ITT championship in Spain, 3rd in MJ European Championships on the road,6th in Paris Roubaix Juniors, and won the points and youth classification at Tour de Gironde International. In 2019, he kept the MJ ITT Championship in Spain, won GC at Tour de Gironde International, and won Gipuzkoa Klasika over Juan Ayuso. In 2020 he jumped to the WT, signing for Ineos. His first season on the UCI World Tour did not go well, as his best result was 14th at the European Championships at the U23 level. In 2021, his level went up a notch, with a fourth place overall at Vuelta a Andalucia, 7th at GP Industria & Artigianato, 10th GC at Tour of Britain, 3rd ITT at Spain NC's, and a stage win, 2nd overall, and first in KOM and Youth Classifications at the Tour De Avenir.
So far in 2022, he's finished 3rd and 2nd in the two most important GC stages at Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, sits 3rd, 36 seconds down of leader Aleksandr Vlasov and 4 seconds behind Remco Evenepoel, and sits above established riders like Jakob Fuglsang, Alejandro Valverde, Giulio Ciccone, and others.
One can only hope for more great things for Carlos in 2022 and beyond
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