Magnus Cort 🇩🇰 30 years. 🥇 Ringerike GP 2014 🥇 Himmerland Rundt 2014 🥇 6x @lavuelta stages 🥇 1x @giroditalia stage 🥇 2x @LeTour stages +++ Confirmed racer for Uno-X until the end of 2026. #development
Official: Magnus Cort Nielsen to race in Uno-X Pro Cycling Team for next 3 seasons - "We are thrilled to welcome him to our team"
CyclingTuesday, 01 August 2023 at 10:32
August 1 marks the start of the announcement period for the 2024 season in the cycling world, and Uno-X Pro Cycling Team has been the first to step up to the plate by confirming the signing of talented Danish cyclist Magnus Cort Nielsen. With this move, the Norwegian team is looking to further strengthen its line-up, keeping its focus on Norwegian and Danish cyclists to maintain a regional identity.
At 30 years of age, Magnus Cort has forged a successful career in professional cycling, racking up impressive victories in major competitions. With six stage wins in the Vuelta a España, two in the Tour de France and one in the Giro d'Italia, among other notable achievements, Cort has demonstrated his ability to compete at the highest level and his versatility on different types of terrain.
The signing of Magnus Cort is a clear indication of the Uno-X team's ambitions for next season and the years to come. Signing a contract that runs until 2026, the Danish cyclist is enthusiastic and committed to his new team, hoping to be a key player in the quest for stage wins. His ability to excel in both breakaways and mass finishes will be of great value to the Norwegian team, which is aiming for success in various stage races.
One of the highlights of Magnus Cort's signing is his ability to adapt to different terrain and racing situations. His speed in mass finishes gives him a significant advantage, which could prove crucial for the Uno-X team in stages that are defined by sprints. In addition, his experience in successful breakaways will make him a solid candidate to take victories on more hilly or challenging days.
Commenting on his arrival to the Uno-X team, Magnus Cort shared his impressions: "I'm excited to join this great squad and compete alongside talented Norwegian and Danish riders. I believe we can achieve great things together and continue to push cycling in our region. My goal is to bring my experience and skills to help the team achieve new goals and add more successes in the coming seasons".
Team Manager Uno-X, for his part, expressed his satisfaction with the addition of Magnus Cort and stressed the importance of having riders of his caliber: "Magnus is an exceptional cyclist with an impressive track record. We are thrilled to welcome him to our team and are confident that his experience and talent will be a crucial contribution to achieving our goals. We will continue to focus on developing Scandinavian cycling and maintaining our position as one of the leading teams on the circuit.
With the signing of Magnus Cort, Team Uno-X sends a clear message of its intention to continue to grow and consolidate its position in the professional cycling scene. The addition of this experienced Danish rider not only adds quality and depth to the team, but will also contribute to the development of cycling in Scandinavia and build anticipation for an exciting 2024 season. Uno-X fans are looking forward to seeing Cort in action and are confident that his skills will be instrumental in achieving further success in the competitions to come.
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