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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
Joseph Lycett
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General Classification Update UAE Tour 2026 | Red Jersey fight blown open as Evenepoel sinks out of Top-10 and Antonio Tiberi takes control
Feb 19, 00:48
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Latest comments
antipodeanpedalfan
19-02-2026
Loved watching this finale. Brutal climb, looked like a brand new Middle Eastern Alpe d'Huez with those switchbacks on the mountain edge. So much grit on Del Toro's face. I really thought he might catch Tiberi with about 1500m to go. Great stage.
Mistermaumau
19-02-2026
You’re expecting cycling to stay immune from this type of conjecture when the worlds’ most watched and listened to figure spouts out similar unsubstantiated crap daily? Most people just follow bad example because it’s a lot easier than figuring out a good one. Anyway, it could be anything, perhaps he just knew Andrew too well, or Sir Jim didn’t want him helping any more of those pesky foreigners and paid him off ;-) He doesn’t seem the Epstein type but if that was it, kudos to him for being practically the only one to resign BEFORE being found out. I find it very concerning that no-one has much to say about any of these people who keep at it until they just can no longer claim their innocence. Who did they learn from, Lance?
Searider
18-02-2026
If you are going to make comments like that, back it up with proof. Otherwise keep them to yourself.
Mistermaumau
18-02-2026
In the same place as the outcry over boys vs girls losing weight, which, is in about the same place as boys vs girls getting hit, or abused.
awp
18-02-2026
Haha.
awp
18-02-2026
That's a little extreme, you take wins where you can get them.
Mistermaumau
18-02-2026
Ironic no, a British boss of British companies has no problem outsourcing a large proportion of jobs to foreigners and then complains a proportion of that proportion actually lives in the country. And do you expect if you leave that no-one will take your spot?
Mistermaumau
18-02-2026
Slowly slowly the youngsters are making more and more of an impact.
Mistermaumau
18-02-2026
I agree for certain situations, especially camps and popular training destinations but teams can’t manage or afford to chaperone all their riders all the time. Off season they still have to train and want to be home as much as they can (this is also where they are easiest to « catch »). On the other hand, if riders like Tadej accept « invitations » to ride on certain roads just for promotional purposes like in Gran Canaria they are also responsible for any trouble it attracts, you can’t expect people to stay away once you deliberately notify where you’re going to be and when. Seems
Mistermaumau
18-02-2026
Please, no. Enough loonies out and about, safer indoors spouting out online.
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