Action shot of Charlie in purple Loughborough kit racing on his TT bike

Aspiring Paralympian

Charlie Stanton-Stock

Me In Numbers

Every result here represents more than just a race - it’s hours of training, problem-solving, and figuring out how to keep improving with the tools I’ve got. From my first para-triathlon to national cycling podiums and international starts, these numbers give a snapshot of what I’ve achieved so far and the direction I’m heading.

11th

2025 UCI Road World Cup Ranking

BUCS Medals

National Championship Medals

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Charlie racing in purple Loughborough University cycling kit wearing a white helmet at a track velodrome race

Career Highlights

2025

Becoming National Champion

I was ecstatic to win my first ever National Championships jersey in this year's national scratch race championships at the Geraint Thomas national velodrome in Wales. After a race of on and off attacks, I managed to come into the last lap sat in third before coming around them on the back straight and holding on until the line.

2025

International Debut

This year I made my international debut at the Para-Cycling Road World Cups in Ostend (Belgium) and Maniago (Italy). It was a big jump for me and quite the learning curve, but I managed to come away with 11th in the TT and 6th in the road race in Ostend and 12th TT and 6th in the Road race in Maniago. Ending the 2025 Para-Cycling World Road Cups with an overall Ranking of 11th in the world.

Charlie at the start line of the TT course of the world cup in Belgium

2025

National Road & TT Series Champion

Starting in April and ending in September over 5 rounds hosted across the country, I won the 2025 Lloyds National Para-cycling Road series bringing home double gold medals at 3/5 of the rounds.

Charlie with a gold medal after another win at the national para-cycling series road race

The Journey

Charlie wearing Loughborough University pink and purple kit placing his white race helmet

While studying Materials Science & Engineering at Loughborough University, I balanced life as a full-time athlete and student, supported by Loughborough Para Sport and the Cycling Academy. I’ve since won national medals, become Scratch Race National Champion, and competed internationally at the Para-Cycling World Cups.

The Vision

Charlie wearing the national jersy carrying his track bike down the steps of a velodrome after a successful race

With my degree complete, I’m now fully focused on qualifying for the LA 2028 Paralympic Games. This next chapter is about pushing my limits, training full-time, and giving everything I’ve got to represent GB on the world stage.

My Story So Far...

Sport has shaped my life in more ways than I ever expected. What started as a way to manage my condition became something much bigger; a passion, a challenge, and now, a career. Here’s how I got here, what I’ve learned along the way, and where I’m headed next.

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How it Started

Charlie aged 12 smiling stood next to his bike, wearing a blue jacket after a cyclocross event

I’m a 24-year-old Para-Cyclist from Saffron Walden. After being diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease in 2014, I turned to sport as a way to manage my condition, starting with para-triathlon, where I quickly found success at a national level before making the leap to cycling in 2021.