Biography
Paul had an unforgettable second year of racing in the pro peloton, rocketing into the top tier of sprinters. The 21-year-old racked up 19 victories in what turned out to be a hugely successful 2025 season, becoming the first Frenchman in nearly three decades to record these incredible numbers. One of the bunch’s rising stars, Magnier already has two dozen victories to his name, having impressed not just with his explosive power and ability to withstand short, sharp climbs, but also with the incredible maturity he possesses, his desire to learn and become better, and love for cobbles and hard one-day races, as evidenced by his runner-up spot at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.
“My number one goal this season is the Classics, but also the sprints. I’ve discovered a real talent for sprinting, and I’d like to improve in the Classics. I want to do good and have fun in these races. And to have fun, you have to be at the front. That’s what I’m going to prepare for this season, and I feel that I’m in the right place to do that. The Wolfpack atmosphere is really different and it makes me happy to be in this environment which I am confident will help me become better with each race.”
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