Lotto-Intermarché Youngster Announces Retirement From Racing After Just Two Years in the Peloton
Orins said physical exhaustion and mental illness left him unable to return, ending a career that stalled after he missed much of 2025.
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The Belgian rider Robin Orins, currently under Lotto-Intermarké, has officialized the retreat at only 24 years old. After a promising youth draw and with numerous important placements, the 2002 class was expected at the entrance last year as one of the....
At the tender age of 24, Lotto-Intermarché rider Robin Orins is hanging up his bike prematurely. Due to physical and mental problems, his potential never fully materialized. Yet, Orins was a prolific winner in his youth. As an U23 rider, he won the Belgian Time Trial Championship and the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, among others, and also finished second in Liège–Bastogne–Liège, […]
The professional cyclist Robin Orins (Lotto-Intermarché) hangs up the bike at only 24 years old. Originally from West Flanders, he announced his decision on social networks on Thursday night. ...
There is more to life than just cycling. With that thought in mind, Robin Orins (Lotto-Intermarché) is ending his career prematurely. "After a tough period, it was hard to find the old Robin again," the 24-year-old Orins stated on Instagram.
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