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Emma Norsgaard
Name: Emma Norsgaard
Born: 26 July 1999
Birthplace: Silkeborg, Denmark
Turned Pro: 2018
Height: 1.72m
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Cycling
Lidl-Trek continue to build team capable of challenging Team SD Worx - Protime with signing of former Tour de France Femmes stage winner
26 August 2024
Kieran Wood
Cycling
UPDATE: Johan Price-Pejtersen disqualified from Danish time-trial nationals and victory given to Mattias Skjelmose
21 June 2024
Rúben Silva
Cycling
“I'm incredibly proud to be going to the Olympics" - Mikkel Bjerg dedicates himself to Mads Pedersen as Danish selection for Paris is confirmed
01 June 2024
Kieran Wood
Cycling
Liane Lippert returns from long injury to lead Movistar Team at La Vuelta Femenina
25 April 2024
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
"I have the mentality of a winner, so it's really hard seeing SD Worx taking all the victories" - Emma Norsgaard about the struggles of racing 'against SD Worx'
20 March 2024
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
Fernando Gaviria and Emma Norsgaard lead the Movistar lineups at the Classic Brugge-De Panne
19 March 2024
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Latest comments
mij
20-04-2025
Yes this is a strange comment. Wout hasn’t won, but if he had 1 win it would be a stellar spring. And he has a few races left. As for no friends he seems like one of the best guys in the peloton. Sweet family and wife, a gentleman, and well spoken.
mij
20-04-2025
So I appreciate the confidence but really? Mathieu crushed Nys in cross worlds - on the climbs and otherwise. Tadej smacked Mathieu around at Flanders on climbs. It stands to reason Tadej will destroy Nys. Hope not, some competition will be good. But I’d speak softly and carry a big stick. Tadej is imperious
mij
20-04-2025
For me yeah. I love these guys just doing stupid attacks and seeing if they stick. It’s like Mozart, or the Beatles, or whatever your preference is. When you’re watching a master at work you don’t ask them to dumb it down because it’s too good. You just appreciate it. These men today are masters at their craft and yes I love it
mij
20-04-2025
So true. Innocent until proven guilty
mobk
19-04-2025
I hear they’re going to mandate fixies in the peloton.
mobk
19-04-2025
He has no friends? Or could it be that he is still not quite back where he should be after a series of crashes and injuries. Why does there have to be a cottage industry of analyzing/criticing Wout?
Hill33
19-04-2025
Nothing wrong at all. You are completely misconstruing what I've said, so I'll simply move on.
acem82
19-04-2025
1. Most people who made it to 5 in "ye olde days" made it into their 70s. 2. "Working out" (what we used to call "working") is good for you, makes you stronger, and makes you live longer.
Mistermaumau
19-04-2025
Simple solutions exist, no need to toy around with gearing or protection, just ban Tadej and Mathieu and everyone will go back to previous speeds ;-)
Veganpotter
19-04-2025
I like how that do it but that's still not necessarily true. A rolling, technical race could let sprinters or climbers win. A race with a long flat after a very difficult climb could allow sprinters or classics specialists to claw climbers back. A race with a relatively long uphill finish after a lot of flat can let a climbers beat out sprinters.