Torres–Sobato Shows Across Vuelta a Salamanca

Torres–Sobato completed a competitive Vuelta a Salamanca with several notable performances, including a mountains classification jersey, a top-10 stage result, and William Kirkham finishing as the team’s highest-placed rider in the general classification.

The multi-day race gave the squad opportunities across different terrain, with several Torres–Sobato riders featuring throughout the event.

Mountains Jersey for Lleïr Forns

One of the early highlights came from Lleïr Forns, who earned the mountains classification jersey and wore it for a day during the race.

It gave Torres–Sobato an early presence in one of the race’s classifications as the team looked to stay active throughout the stages.

Joel Morales Breaks Into the Top 10

Joel Morales delivered another strong result for the team during the opening stage.

After navigating a fast and nervous finale, Morales secured a place inside the stage top 10, giving Torres–Sobato another result near the front of the race.

Across the full race, William Kirkham emerged as Torres–Sobato’s highest-placed rider in the general classification.

Kirkham completed the Vuelta a Salamanca in 19th overall, leading the team's GC result at the end of the multi-day event.

Sergio López Comes Close on Final Day

The team continued to challenge for results through the final stage, where Sergio López came close to securing another top-10 finish.

Although he narrowly missed the top 10, his performance completed a race that saw different Torres–Sobato riders contribute across the stages.

A Team Effort in Salamanca

From the mountains jersey to the opening-stage top 10 and Kirkham’s 19th place overall, the Vuelta a Salamanca gave Torres–Sobato several results across the race.

With riders competing for stage positions, classifications and the general classification, the team closed its Salamanca campaign with another solid showing on the Spanish racing calendar.

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