Coverphoto: sportfoto.nl/SF Road 2016 Friday started with a 42.5km team time trial in the evening. Our girls raced a steady TTT, but was not able to get the speed high enough from start. As the girls got into the race they were able to speed up, but at this level it was a little too late… Continue reading Our weekend at the Women’s Worldtour in Vårgårda Sweden

Coverphoto: Eventfotografene / Jan Tore Sveen First stage offered rain, rain and then some rain. Emilie was able to take some bonus seconds in the intermediate sprint to take the virtual lead. Unfortunately, as the peloton started the local laps in Fredrikstad, Nicole Hanselmann (Cervelo-Bigla) got a gap to the peloton. Thalita De Jong (Raboliv)… Continue reading Podium and fifth overall for Emilie in Ladies Tour of Norway (2.1)

Coverphoto: Sportfoto.nl/SF Road 2016 Saturday we raced the Prudential RideLondon Classique, a one day Womens Worldtour event. The circuit race was held in central London with a 5.5km loop going past Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and with start & finish on the Mall along St James’s Park. London knows how to put together… Continue reading Great victory in Prudential RideLondon Classique (WWT)

Coverphoto: Sportfoto.nl / SF Road 2016 Sunday it was time for one of the bigger events on the women’s calendar, La Course by Le Tour de France. The race, a one day 89km crit circuit may not be all that spectacular on its own. The tradition and history belongs to the men, but along with… Continue reading La Course by Le Tour de France (WWT)

Coverphoto: Sportfoto.nl / SF Road 2016 This weekend we had a small team in BeNe Ladies Tour, a three-day stage race in Belgium and Netherlands starting with a 103km stage Friday. With a course including twelve coble sections at almost 11km altogether in addition to strong winds it turned into a tough stage. Emilie, who… Continue reading A strong weekend with podium for Emilie in BeNe Ladies Tour (2.2)

Coverphoto: www.landevei.no The Norwegian Championships started with ITT where Vita Heine was the strongest in the 34.3km hilly course and won the title. Cecilie Gotaas Johnsen, still recovering her fractured shoulder, finished second while Miriam Bjørnsrud finished in third securing a full Hitec Products podium. In the Criterium the team again secured a full Hitec… Continue reading Successful National Championships with Hitec represented in Norway, Italy, Netherlands and Germany