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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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One more World Tour pro retires from pro cycling at age... 27
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Alberto Contador understands Simon Yates' sudden retirement: "Cycling is a very sacrificial sport. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year"
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Latest comments
mobk
09-01-2026
Wow, sad and unlucky indeed if he can’t even cycle recreationally as a result of this.
maria20242024
09-01-2026
That's right, Giannetti said that Almeida and Ayuso asked to go to the 2024 TdF. They told them that Tadej was the only captain then if they went, they would be domestiques. Both accepted. Almeida kept his word, but Ayuso was a traitor. As soon as he realized he couldn't play his game , hiding at the back of the peloto, watching his classification, he got "COVID" (in summer, at 40 °C), leaving his team with a man less.
mij
09-01-2026
if anyone can compete with Tadej and Mathieu that is.
mij
09-01-2026
no one has an answer for those two
mij
09-01-2026
sorry for him, must be tough
mij
09-01-2026
just a boneheaded move to watch yates ride away in that initial 100m of his attack. it wasn’t that blistering. Del Toro and Carapaz just watched with no response.
slappers66
09-01-2026
Health comes first on every occasion, for the sport this is disappointing I can't imagine how disappointing is for Eli. Wish him all the best.
Front242
09-01-2026
Starting all 3 vs finishing all 3, which makes what Sepp Kuss did in 2023 very impressive.
leedorney
09-01-2026
It'd be good to see these back on the Classics 👍
mij
09-01-2026
it will be interesting to see his results when he steps into the bigger races. 19 wins, but so many in the fall in mid level races. still the mid races need to be won to step up to the biggies.
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