Cycling prodigy Seixas says ‘I always want more’ after breakout year
SAITAMA, Nov 14 — Cycling prodigy Paul Seixas said he can barely believe what he has achieved in a stunning...
Saiteim, Nov 14 — Cycling sensation Paul Seixas expressed his astonishment at his recent accomplishments, revealing a desire to continue pushing boundaries. The 20-year-old Frenchman captured the Giro di Lombardia as the youngest champion and concluded fourth in his first Tour de France. Seixas secured victories in the Tour of the Basque Country and the Fleche Wallonne classic, becoming the fourth-youngest winner of a prestigious cycling one-day classic.
The young prodigy confessed that he has no intention to settle for his current achievements, stating, "I always want more." He added, "If you don't do that then you stay on what you have and you don’t want more." With the Tour de France's Saitama Criterium on the horizon in Japan, Seixas emphasized the importance of maintaining a forward-looking perspective and not dwelling on past achievements.
Despite facing setbacks, such as a sprint finish loss at the Montreal GP and a cramp during the world championships, Seixas remains level-headed and optimistic about his future. He believes that the next morning, after facing disappointment, "you wake up and say 'OK, it's done.'" Seixas' team is still formulating his strategy for next season, but his ultimate long-term aspiration is to win the Tour de France.
The young cyclist, who enjoys hiking during his downtime, is embracing his newfound fame while staying grounded and honest.
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