At 19, he's already rewriting the history books. A complete chronicle of every record broken by the prodigy of pro cycling — most recent first.
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Every record broken — from Monuments to WorldTour stage races.
Training, school path, idols and the story behind the prodigy.
At 19 years, 9 months and 10 days, Paul Seixas is the youngest rider to start the Tour de France since 1937. Adrien Cento was 19 years, 3 months and 26 days old.
At 19 years and 297 days, Paul Seixas is the youngest wearer of a distinctive jersey on the Tour de France, wearing the white jersey.
Youngest rider to finish on the podium of a Monument since the Second World War.
Youngest rider to win La Flèche Wallonne (19 years & 210 days). Previous record stood since 1936 — Philémon De Meersman (21y 150d).
One of only two riders to win La Flèche Wallonne on their first participation since 1967, alongside Marc Hirschi in 2020.
First French rider since Christophe Moreau in 2007 to win a WorldTour stage race.
First French rider since Laurent Jalabert (Tour de Romandie 1999) to win three stages in a single edition of a major one-week stage race.
First French rider in history to win three stages in a single Tour of the Basque Country.
Youngest rider in history to win a stage of the Tour of the Basque Country (19y 194d).
Youngest rider ever to wear the leader's jersey in a WorldTour race (19y 194d).
First French rider to win an individual time trial at WorldTour level since 2021.
Youngest rider (19y 17d) to finish in the Top 10 of a Monument since Luigi Cuppi in 1917.
Youngest rider to finish on the podium of the French national time trial championships.
Youngest rider (18y 264d) to finish in the Top 10 of a WorldTour (or equivalent) general classification since 1962 — Gilbert Bellone (19y 137d).
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