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Su Haoyu苏浩钰
A rare current Chinese presence at UCI WorldTeam level and a national championship podium rider.

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Why this rider matters
His race programme is a practical reference for the gap between China's domestic scene and WorldTour competition.
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Profile data
- Born
- 2000-10-26
- Current team
- XDS Astana Team
- Height / weight
- Not publicly verified
- Last verified
- 2026-09-06
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Full profile
Su Haoyu represents one of the rare current routes from Chinese domestic racing into the UCI WorldTour. His progression moved through Li Ning Star and China Glory environments to XDS Astana Team, a transfer the UCI described as a notable return of a Chinese rider to WorldTour level. His recent results show that the story is more than participation: he took Asian elite road-race silver in 2026, then won China’s elite national road title. The most defensible profile combines international-race adaptation, time-trial competitiveness and selective mass-start execution—without assigning unpublished physiological numbers.
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Technique and race style
International road rider
A factual classification based on his WorldTour and continental race programme.
View evidence ↗Sustained effort and TT
Repeated national ITT podiums support a result-based assessment of sustained solo effort.
View evidence ↗Selective road-race execution
National road podiums and 2026 Asian silver support this reading; it is not a claim about private power data.
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Evidence snapshot
- 01Rode for XDS Astana Team in 2025 and 2026.
- 02Second in both the 2025 Chinese road race and individual time trial championships.
- 03Fourth overall at the 2022 Tour of Qinghai Lake.
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Recent results
- 2026 Chinese Championships — elite men's road champion
- 2026 Asian Championships — elite road silver
- 2025 Chinese Championships — second in road and ITT
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Major honours
- Returned a Chinese rider to UCI WorldTour level in 2025
- Fourth overall at the 2022 Tour of Qinghai Lake
- Chinese national road champion
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Signature races
Asian Road Championships
Elite road-race silver, three seconds behind the winnerA continental podium demonstrated that his WorldTour pathway was translating into championship performance.
Race source ↗Chinese National Championships
Winner of the 202.6 km elite men’s road raceThe title followed two national runner-up results in 2025 and completed a clear year-on-year progression.
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Career timeline
Raced with Li Ning Star.
Two Tour of Qinghai Lake stage runner-up finishes and fourth overall.
↗Finished seventh at Grand Prix Aspendos and earned UCI points.
↗Joined XDS Astana; runner-up in both the Chinese road race and ITT.
↗Won Asian elite road silver.
↗Became Chinese elite national road-race champion.
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2025–2026 trajectory
In 2025, Su completed the move to a WorldTour platform and took two national runner-up finishes.
Source ↗Asian silver followed by a national road title in 2026 forms a continuous upward result sequence.
Source ↗He remained within about 1.39 seconds of the national ITT title, confirming continued competitiveness against the clock.
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Performance signals
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Data boundary
Team and results are cross-checked; public power remains unverified.
Public training data: No athlete-confirmed public training profile was verified. Race results are kept separate from private training metrics.
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Research and official links
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Sources and confidence
- Cross-check / editorialCyclingChina: XDS Astana signing and photo ↗
- Cross-check / editorialProCyclingStats rider record ↗
- Cross-check / editorialXDS Astana 2025 team roster ↗