Artuur Torney leaves Team Flanders - Baloise for BEAT CC p/b Saxo
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The Belgian rider changes teams for 2027: Team Flanders - Baloise loses Torney, while BEAT CC p/b Saxo strengthens its roster with six new signings.
Artuur Torney to BEAT CC p/b Saxo in 2027 The cycling transfer market for the 2027 season has a new move: Artuur Torney leaves Team Flanders - Baloise and joins BEAT CC p/b Saxo. The official announcement is dated 27 October 2026. Torney, who wore the Team Flanders - Baloise jersey in 2026 (the only UCI team of his career so far), makes a permanent move to the team that races in the same category. For the rider, it's a new chapter after a season in which he achieved some notable placings. BEAT CC p/b Saxo's market The team welcoming Torney is particularly active in the market: besides the Belgian's arrival, five other signings have been announced: Finn Crockett, Jelte Krijnsen, Loe Van Belle, Mathis Avondts and Siebe Deweirdt. No departures have been recorded so far. A clear sign of BEAT CC p/b Saxo's intention to strengthen. Team Flanders - Baloise's market For Team Flanders - Baloise, Torney's departure adds to those of Senne Thonnon, Siebe Deweirdt, Victor Vercouillie and Vincent Van Hemelen. Again, no arrivals have been announced. The Belgian team will therefore have to deal with a reduction in squad size. Artuur Torney has raced for only one UCI team since 2026: Team Flanders - Baloise. BEAT CC p/b Saxo's market has six arrivals (including Torney) and zero departures, while Team Flanders - Baloise records five departures and no arrivals. In 2026 Torney achieved a 12th place in stage 5 of the Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye and another 12th in the same stage (repeated data), plus a DNF at Dwars door Vlaanderen - A travers la Flandre. Results that, while not victories, show his presence in the races. The transfer is part of a market that sees BEAT CC p/b Saxo particularly aggressive, aiming to build a competitive roster for 2027, while Team Flanders - Baloise seems oriented towards a downsizing after the key departures.