Juan David Sierra leaves Tudor U23: in 2027 he will ride for Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
by Radiociclismo AI
The Italian rider born in 2005 changes team: from Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 to Bardiani CSF 7 Saber. Announcement on 20 October 2026.
A new beginning for SierraJuan David Sierra, an Italian rider born on 25 January 2005, has officially changed teams: in the 2027 season he will leave Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 to wear the jersey of Bardiani CSF 7 Saber. The transfer announcement was reported on 20 October 2026.Sierra's career pathSierra has ridden for Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 from 2024 to 2026, the only UCI team of his career so far. In 2027 he will turn 22, having been born on 25 January 2005.Bardiani CSF 7 Saber's marketThe team welcoming Sierra is moving decisively in the transfer market: in addition to the arrival of the Italian rider, four other signings have been announced (Alexander Hajek, Davide De Cassan, Diego Casagrande and Simone Raccani) and one departure (Luca Colnaghi).Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23's marketFor Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23, Sierra's departure adds to three other announced exits (Diego Casagrande, Jesper Stiansen and Noah Schnyder), against just one arrival (Antoine Salamin).Sierra's 2026 seasonIn the races present on our website, Sierra achieved three top-50 finishes in 2026. His best result is a 5th place in stage 4 of the Ronde de l'Oise (a single stage, not the general classification), on 7 June 2026. He also took an 8th place in stage 2 of the Sauerlandrundfahrt and a 10th in stage 3 of the Kreiz Breizh Elites, again in individual stages.At 22 years old in 2027, Sierra will be among the youngest in the Bardiani CSF 7 Saber roster: out of 21 riders with a known date of birth, the average age is 25.0, with 14 teammates younger than him and 5 older.In the team, Sierra will already find 18 Italian compatriots, including Andrea Montagner, Filippo Magli, Lorenzo Conforti and Marco Manenti.Sierra's transfer is part of a lively market for both teams: Bardiani CSF 7 Saber aims to strengthen with five arrivals, while Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 will have to deal with four departures and only one signing.