"I still don't have the words to describe how I felt after that victory, but right now I'm looking to the future and joining EF Education-EasyPost. I think that EF Education-EasyPost is going to be the perfect team for me. It's a good team for young riders to join because I think they are very strong when it comes to rider development. I had conversations with Jonathan Vaughters in the spring, and he made a very good impression."
"This year has been great. I'm happy with how I've raced and some of my wins and results. I came into the season on the back of my World Championships win in cyclocross, and I worked a lot for that win,"
"I genuinely believe that I'll learn a lot from the team and become a better rider. In my first year, I want to improve on the bike but also get to know everyone on the team and have some fun. I think that's really important for young riders, having that c"
Mattia Agostinacchio, 18, will join EF Education–EasyPost on a long-term contract and step up to the WorldTour in 2026. He began in mountain biking before moving into cyclocross and road racing and currently holds the junior cyclocross world title after winning in Liévin with a broken shoe. He has multiple Italian road victories this season and placed second at the Trophée Centre Morbihan and inside the top 10 in the junior time trial at the Road World Championships in Rwanda. He expects to develop, improve on the bike, and enjoy the team environment at EF.
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