Young cyclist retires after mental health struggles
Robin Orins, 24, has retired from professional cycling after two years. He faced mental health issues since turning pro in 2025.
Why it matters
Orins' exit weakens Lotto-Intermarché's young talent pool ahead of key races.
retirement announced
Orins confirmed his decision to step away from competition in a personal statement.
mental health impact
Struggles began shortly after his professional debut in 2025, affecting his performance and well-being.
Common questions
when did orins retire?
he announced his retirement after two years in the peloton.
what caused his exit?
mental health issues since turning pro in 2025 led to his decision.
Sources
- Lotto-Intermarché youngster announces retirement from racing after just two years in the peloton By Dani Ostanek, Cyclingnews · cyclingnews.com
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