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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
awp
13-12-2025
As a cyclist, I'm amazed by his capabilities, as a fan I believe he will be considered as the best ever by the time he retires.
md1975
13-12-2025
While he is a good rider, he is not in the Pogi, Vingegaard, Lipo and others category yet. Can he be? Time will tell but for now he is in a 2nd Tier. And let's not forget guys like Del Torro who very well could be almost if not as good as Pogi in a year or two
leedorney
13-12-2025
That question about the last wk of the 'tour, like seriously, did the journo not know he had a knee problem.. 🤷
Veganpotter
13-12-2025
They're hoping to develop GC talent. This is the best way they can do that with their roster.
NikkoNicco
13-12-2025
You have never seen a greater sportsman and you will never see one in your lifetime. Admire this man who was sent to earth by God himself to represent him on a bike. Tadej Pogacar will go down in history as the Greatest Of All Time-The GOAT!!!
NikkoNicco
13-12-2025
We have never seen a greater sportsman then Tadej Pogacar and we will never see one in our lifetime. Let's admire this man, who was sent to earth by God himself to represent him on a bike. Pogi will go down in history as the Greatest Of All Time - The GOAT !!!
Veganpotter
13-12-2025
Its very odd that he hasn't been signed yet. He's definitely overperformed his current contract.
RidesHills
13-12-2025
They left out the post-Tour races: Il Lombardia, Quebec, Montreal, Worlds at the very least. Not many race days, but what a list of races for the year. He’s turning into a classics rider who wins the Tour, more than a GC rider who wins the classics. (Maybe that happened this year already.)
maria20242024
13-12-2025
In my opinion, it's a mistake. Lidl wanted the green jersey, Pedersen tried for many years and didn't get it, Milan did, so why this "punishment"?. Pedersen's profile has changed; he's still a fantastic rider, but he's no longer a sprinter capable of competing with the best (Merlier, Philipsen, Brennan, etc.). At best, he'll win a stage or two (probably in a breakaway). I don't understand Lidl's decision.
maria20242024
13-12-2025
He's a talent, but also he's a "kid". No pressure, please.
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