This will resolve YES to the rider who is the youngest winner of a UCI Professional Men's Elite race in the 2024 UCI season. The win can be a one day race, a stage, or a general classification.
The age is the exact age (years+days) of the rider at the time of their win.
If you add a rider, please include their date of birth in parentheses (yyyy-mm-dd).
The race categories that are eligible are:
1.1
2.1
2.Pro
1.UWT
2.UWT
National Championships
Continental Championships
World Championships
Olympic Games
The following categories, and anything else not listed above, do not count: Continental Games, Regional Games, 2.2, 1.2, national-level races, U23 races, junior races.
This question concerns the UCI's 2024 season, starting now and running through the end of the 2024 season, expected to be late in October 2024. A win in the calendar year 2023 but 2024 UCI season counts for this question and a win in the calendar year 2024 but 2025 UCI season does not count.
Up to this point, the best I've found is Paul Magnier who won on 25 January, at the age of 7225 days.
Second place is currently Jan Christen, who won his first race of the season on 10 April at the age of 7228 days. He could have taken the lead if he had won just 3 or 4 days sooner! Incredibly tight.
In third is Joshua Tarling, whose win on 28 February was at the age of 7312 days.
Emil Herzog just passed out of contention, he's now 7234 days old. It looks like Sente Sentjens has mostly raced a U23 calendar so he's probably not going to get a ton of chances, but young riders often get to do bigger races late in the season. And then AJ August has been knocking on the door this week with a good showing in Czech Tour.
I'm adding Jarno Widar to the list of candidates, because he's shown a lot of good results in the U23 category and could easily get called up to do a .1 race with the main team this fall.
@CHGJ Looks like Tarling did his thing AS EXPECTED, but Magnier was, of course, younger.
Now, when is August racing next?
