Daily Cycling News Digest – February 9, 2021
Here are the cycling news highlights for February 9, 2021
Here are the cycling news highlights for February 9, 2021
Team Novo Nordisk’s Charles Planet earned the Amgen Breakaway from Cancer Most Courageous Rider Jersey after spending 125 kilometers in the breakaway.
Global healthcare company Novo Nordisk announced Friday its extended commitment to Team Novo Nordisk through 2020.
Team Novo Nordisk, the world’s first all-diabetes pro cycling team, will race its seventh season with 16 athletes from a dozen countries.
Team Novo Nordisk is proud to announce that Hungarian Peter Kusztor will join its 2019 roster. The Olympian was recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and will bring depth and experience to the world’s first all-diabetes professional cycling team.
Team Novo Nordisk, the world’s first all-diabetes pro cycling team, is bringing four of its best development team athletes—Swiss Oliver Behringer, Australians Declan Irvine and Sam Munday, and Uzbekistani Ulugbek Saidov onto the men’s pro squad for the 2019 season.… Read More »Four development riders advance to Team Novo Nordisk’s pro squad
After winning the penultimate stage at the Tour Du Rwanda, Spaniard David Lozano sprinted to second on Stage 8.
Global healthcare company Novo Nordisk has renewed its partnership with Team Novo Nordisk for an additional two years, extending the company’s commitment to the world’s first all-diabetes professional cycling team to a total of seven years
Team Novo Nordisk recently concluded the first of two 2017 talent identification camps in Athens, Ga.
An interview with David Lozano of Team Novo Nordisk.