Tarling's NSN team withdraws from Volta a Portugal after cyclist's death
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 10:11 AM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026
NSN Development, the team of 19-year-old cyclist Finlay Tarling, has withdrawn from the Volta a Portugal following his death in an accident during the eighth stage of the race. The incident, which involved a collision with a light goods vehicle, occurred on a 166.8km route on Friday. Organizers announced that the race will proceed with its next stage while paying tribute to Tarling, marking the event as a day of mourning. The main sponsors will cease all activities for the remaining stages, emphasizing respect for the situation. NSN Development expressed gratitude for the community's support during this tragic time, as Tarling's legacy continues in their future races.
- •Finlay Tarling died in a collision during stage eight of the race.
- •NSN Development withdrew from the remaining stages in Tarling's honor.
- •Volta a Portugal organizers will hold tributes before the next stage.
- •An investigation by the National Republican Guard is ongoing.
- •NSN Development will compete in other races in memory of Tarling.
- 10:11 AMYahoo Sports — Tarling's team withdraws as Volta a Portugal resumes
- 10:11 AMBBC Sport — Tarling's team withdraws from Volta a Portugal after Briton's death
"Finlay Tarling's team, NSN, withdraws from the remaining stages of the Volta a Portugal following the British cyclist's death.
"Fin Tarling's team, NSN, withdraws from the remaining stages of the Volta a Portugal following the British cyclist's death.
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External links- Yahoo SportsAug 15, 2026, 10:11 AMTarling's team withdraws as Volta a Portugal resumes
Fin Tarling's team, NSN, withdraws from the remaining stages of the Volta a Portugal following the British cyclist's death.
- BBC SportAug 15, 2026, 10:11 AMTarling's team withdraws from Volta a Portugal after Briton's death
Finlay Tarling's team, NSN, withdraws from the remaining stages of the Volta a Portugal following the British cyclist's death.
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