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Tom Pidcock

Mountain Bike XCO / Road Cycling · Great Britain

@tompidcock

Tom
Pidcock

World Champion
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Olympic Medal
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Cyclo-cross world champion. Mountain bike world champion. Twice Olympic champion off-road.

About Tom

Tom Pidcock is a British rider who competes at elite level across mountain biking, cyclo-cross and road racing. He is a double Olympic cross-country champion and holds three elite world titles: cyclo-cross in 2022 and mountain bike XCO in 2023 and 2026. On the road he has won Strade Bianche, the Amstel Gold Race and a Tour de France stage on the Alpe d'Huez. He moved from INEOS Grenadiers to Q36.5 in 2025 and took third at that year's Vuelta a España.

The moments

Iconic
achievements

Olympic Medal
2021

Pidcock Takes Olympic MTB Gold as Youngest Champion

At 21, Pidcock won Olympic mountain bike cross-country gold by 20 seconds — the first Olympic MTB medal for a British rider and the youngest champion in the event.

World Champion
2022

Pidcock Becomes First British Cyclo-cross World Champion

Pidcock rode to the elite cyclo-cross world title with a 30-second winning margin, becoming the first British rider ever to claim the crown.

Legend
2022

Pidcock Youngest Rider to Win Atop Alpe d'Huez

On his Tour debut, Pidcock attacked from the breakaway to take his first stage win on Bastille Day. At 22, he became the youngest rider ever to win atop Alpe d'Huez.

Title
2023

Pidcock Soloes to Strade Bianche, First British Winner

Pidcock attacked with 20 km remaining and held a 20-second gap to the line, becoming the first British rider to win Strade Bianche.

World Champion
2023

Pidcock Takes Mountain Bike Cross-Country World Title

Pidcock claimed the elite cross-country world title, finishing ahead of Sam Gaze and Nino Schurter. The rainbow jersey adds to his cyclo-cross crown.

Title
2024

Pidcock Wins Amstel Gold for First Ardennes Classic

Pidcock takes Amstel Gold Race, winning a four-up sprint to claim his first Ardennes classic. The victory adds a new one-day landmark to his road cycling palmares.

Olympic Medal
2024

Pidcock Retains Olympic Cross-Country Gold Despite Puncture

After a puncture cost him ground, Pidcock fought back to defend his Olympic cross-country title by nine seconds, becoming only the second man to win back-to-back XCO golds.

Legend
2025

Pidcock Takes Third for First Grand Tour Podium

Pidcock finished third overall, 3:11 behind Jonas Vingegaard, to claim his first Grand Tour podium in his debut season with Q36.5.

The record

  1. 2021Pidcock Takes Olympic MTB Gold as Youngest ChampionOlympic Medal
  2. 2022Pidcock Becomes First British Cyclo-cross World ChampionWorld Champion
  3. 2022Pidcock Youngest Rider to Win Atop Alpe d'HuezLegend
  4. 2023Pidcock Soloes to Strade Bianche, First British WinnerTitle
  5. 2023Pidcock Takes Mountain Bike Cross-Country World TitleWorld Champion
  6. 2024Pidcock Wins Amstel Gold for First Ardennes ClassicTitle
  7. 2024Pidcock Retains Olympic Cross-Country Gold Despite PunctureOlympic Medal
  8. 2025Pidcock Takes Third for First Grand Tour PodiumLegend
  9. 2026Pidcock Takes Fifth Nove Mesto XCO, Ties RecordLegend
  10. 2026Pidcock Wins First XCO World Title to Complete SetWorld ChampionLegend