Ben Turner will join Soudal Quick-Step starting next season, after signing a three-year agreement that will see him race in the colors of the "Wolfpack" until the end of 2029.

A professional since 2022, the twenty-seven-year-old British rider has established himself as a versatile competitor, capable of making an impact across a wide variety of races. He boasts three victories among the professionals, including a stage at the Vuelta a España; his climbing abilities, sprint prowess, and time-trial skills make him a valuable asset for the team.

However, it is in the Spring Classics where Ben has shown a particular affinity. Since moving to the World Tour, he has already accumulated a dozen participations in the "Monument Classics" and top-10 finishes at the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Dwars door Vlaanderen. He has also confirmed his potential on the pavé with an impressive eleventh-place finish on his Paris-Roubaix debut.

These races hold special significance for Ben, who grew up watching the Classics with his father and dreaming of one day racing for Soudal Quick-Step.

"Obviously, it's a great privilege for me to join Soudal Quick-Step, a team I've always dreamed of being part of since I was young and watched the Classics with my dad. Even after turning professional, I've always followed their race performances closely. I appreciate this team's long-term project and their objectives. After speaking with Jurgen and the team, I immediately understood we were on the same wavelength; that's why I'm excited to become part of this reality starting in 2027. I want to grow as a rider, try to win races, and help the team achieve success. I can't wait to integrate into this environment and race for Soudal Quick-Step: it's a prospect that gives me tremendous motivation for the upcoming season," Ben said after signing the three-year contract.

"We've been following Ben for some time and realized he's the type of rider capable of immediately fitting into our team. Ben possesses the right mentality and character to join the Wolfpack. He's an athlete capable of achieving important results both in the Classics and stage races, while also being able to support the team across a wide variety of competitions; that's why we're thrilled he'll race with us until 2029. We believe he still has room for improvement and hope he reaches new milestones in the coming years as part of our squad," added Jurgen Foré, CEO of Soudal Quick-Step.