Uno-X has signed Johannes Kulset for 5 years The 18-year-old Norwegian will be part of the Norwegian team from next season and he signed a five-year contract until the end of 2027.
Kulset currently competes for the junior team of Ringerike SK. Uno-X supports many talent projects in its own country and thus has all the good youth riders quickly in its sights. Kulset already stood out this year with a second place in Pays de Vaud in Switzerland and a third place in the classification of the Trophée Morbihan.
He also finished 17th in the Peace Race for Juniors. Next year, Kulset will join Uno-X. Initially, he will join Uno-X's own continental-level training team in 2023, and in early 2024 he will make the transition to the ProTeam.
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- Mmmm would he be making these comments when he was on the richest team when riding. I think not i suspect. If we want money put into the sport we need sponsors who are prepared to put the money in. No disrespect but his team are 2nd or 3rd div in football terms with riders over the hill or 2nd string riders. If i was a sponsor i would be looking at what publicity am i getting back and Tudor really are just making up the numbers really.paultryan200214-11-2026
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He’s been on the GC-podium of the latest Nation Cups in Pays de Vaud and Trophée Morbihan. The always smiling @JohannesKulset has sealed his long-term future. The next generation is about to launch 👊 🖊: Johannes Kulset 2023-27 🗂: firstcycling.com/m/rider.php?r=… #development
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