Tudor's fastest man arrived via the scenic route — he only reached the top level in his late twenties — but he has repaid the faith with 18 career wins, including the sprint that gave Tudor its first WorldTour victory at Paris-Nice 2024. In the 2026 Tour's bunch kicks he is the designated finisher, delivered by the Trentin–Haller–Pluimers train.
Palmarès
- Milano–Torino (2023)
- Paris–Nice stage 2 (2024) – Tudor's first-ever WorldTour win
- GP de Fourmies (2024)
- Deutschland Tour stage (2023)
- ZLM Tour and Boucles de la Mayenne stages (2023)
Cut-out factAt 1.71 m he is one of the smallest pure sprinters in the peloton — yet he beat Cavendish, Gaviria and Groenewegen to win Milano–Torino in 2023.
The squad
Riding the 2026 Tour with Julian Alaphilippe, Marco Haller, Marc Hirschi, Rick Pluimers, Michael Storer, Matteo Trentin, Yannis Voisard — see the full Tudor team page.
Portrait: AI paper-collage render (gpt-image-2) after a reference photograph — source: Wikimedia Commons, author: Evert, license: CC BY-SA 4.0.
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