Rasmus Tiller looks back at 2023 with satisfaction: "I have never ridden as many races as I have done this year"

Rasmus Tiller has had a season with both ups and downs. Thanks to that, he now brings even more experience into his fourth season with the Norwegian-Danish team. In an interview with Discovery, the former Norwegian champion looks back at what was a big year in Tiller's career.

The Uno-X Mobility rider had a very hectic season with Tour de France debut and World Championships. "First of all, it has been a very long season. I have never ridden as many races as I have done this year. It has also been very meaningful," he thinks.

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"It was probably the Tour de France. Both riding it and experiencing it, and that the whole team finished. There was a good atmosphere throughout the tour – around the dinner table, breakfast in the bus and afterwards. Personally, it may not have been the highlight in terms of results, but it was the greatest experience as a team," says Tiller about the best memory of 2023.

"I want to be even better than I was at the spring classics this year, and try to get some results there. I set up the season to be good in the spring, but I didn't exactly get the results I was hoping for. You could say it was a bit of a letdown. But it is a good experience that I will take with me into this year's season."

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