Marcel Camprubí’s path into cycling didn’t follow the traditional route. He first came to the sport through triathlon, riding alongside a group of friends who were already focused on cycling. “They were doing cycling, so then I switched,” he says, a simple transition that quickly turned into a clear direction. 

Until recently, Barcelona had always been home. Two months ago, Camprubí made the move to Andorra, embracing a new environment shaped by altitude and climbing. “In Andorra it’s really hilly,” he explains, while training around Barcelona offered more rolling terrain. The change has brought new demands: dry and cold conditions in winter, and hot, dry days in summer, all contributing to his development as a rider. 

For Marcel, the excitement of racing isn’t limited to a specific period. “All season is exciting to me,” he says, reflecting an open and motivated mindset toward every opportunity on the calendar. 

His ambitions are clear and unapologetically bold. “Win a race and go to the Tour: very ambitious, I know.” That belief in his potential traces back to a defining moment early in his career: finishing second at the Spanish Under-23 Championships. “That’s when I realised I could be good at this.”