Ciclismo Internacional, David Hunter, 8 April 2020
Con la mayoría de nosotros encerrados, es un buen momento para ponernos al día con Hugh.
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Ciclismo Internacional, David Hunter, 8 April 2020
As most of us are stuck indoors, I thought it would be the perfect chance for us to catch up with big Hugh.
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Ciclismo Internacional, Ciclismo Internacional, 6 Juni 2019
Quienes siguen este sitio desde hace años recordarán que les presentamos a Hugh Carthy a fines de 2014, justo antes de sumarse al Caja-Rural. Desde entonces, hemos seguido su progesión y, por eso, era obligada una nueva entrevista tras lo hecho en el Giro de Italia.
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Cyclist, Cyclist, 26 April 2017
The 22-year-old Briton, who on 5th may will begin his debut Giro d'Italia, deflects complements gracefully, even though his breakthrough season and swift promotion to World Tour team Cannondale-Drapac deserves nothing but praise.
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el Pelotón, Jesús Guevara, 11 April 2016
21 años. Brilló ya en la Challenge, se mostró en Peñas Blancas y se confirmó en Catalunya. Con 1,89 m de estatura y apenas 63 kg, Hugh Carthy impresiona. Alto y espigado posee una fisonomía envidiable.
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VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 3 April 2016
Hugh Carthy first caught our eye when he won the Tour of Korea for Rapha Condor JLT in 2014 and impressed us even more when he dismissed the ‘soft option’ of racing as a UK based pro and signed for season 2015 with Spanish Pro Continental squad Caja Rural Seguros RGA, who he continues to ride for in 2016.
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VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 28 Oktober 2015
Here at VeloVeritas we rate 21 year-old Englishman Hugh Carthy; not for him a ride with a team where the lingua franca is his native tongue – no sir, Spain’s only Pro Continental team, Caja Rural is who he signed with after his excellent Tour of Korea win for Condor, last season.
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Ciclismo Internacional, David Hunter, 25 December 2014
Es agradable abordar a un corredor que se sale de la media. En el deporte británico es muy raro ver gente joven que se muda a Europa y por eso sólo hay unos pocos futbolistas y algunos ciclistas.
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Ciclismo Internacional, Pablo Martín Palermo, 25 December 2014
It’s nice to come across a rider that breaks the mould. In British sport, it’s very unusual to come across young people who move into Europe, at an early age. There are very few footballers doing this and only a handful of cyclists.
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VeloVeritas, Hugh Carthy, 21 November 2014
If you’re my age then you’ll remember Basque climbing legend, Marino Lejarreta in the colours of Caja Rural back in the 80’s. The name has been associated with Spanish cycle sport off and on since then and season 2015 will see an English name alongside the likes of Amets Txurruka in Spain’s only Pro Continental team.
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Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 19 Juni 2014
Rapha Condor JLT's teenage ace celebrates 'biggest win' of his career. While the focus on the British charge for the Tour de France’s maillot jaune will soon be dominating the headlines, one rising star has already pulled on a yellow jersey this summer.
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