Enric Mas Tadej Pogacar Remco Evenepoel Juan Ayuso Adam Blythe Marc Soler France Uae Enric Mas Tadej Pogacar Remco Evenepoel Juan Ayuso Adam Blythe Marc Soler France Uae

'Unbelievable' Juan Ayuso has 'big and bright future' after Vuelta podium and should go to Tour, says Adam Blythe

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Adam Blythe believes the future is “bright and big” for Juan Ayuso following his third-place finish at La Vuelta – and thinks the 19-year-old must go to the Tour de France next year.

Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) produced an impressive showing on his Grand Tour debut to make it onto the podium behind winner Remco Evenepoel and runner-up Enric Mas.

Ad He is the youngest rider to finish in the top three at La Vuelta and second youngest to ever make a podium at a Grand Tour after Henri Cornet, who won the Tour de France in 1904.

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