This year’s championship brought together 218 teams and 7,374 cyclists from 14 countries. Together they cycled 306,067 kilometres, more than seven and a half times around the world.
Team competition
- Helsetunet Dypedalåsen, Hvaler (Norway): 44,307 km
- Moss Vale – Harbison (Australia): 29,520 km
- Stiftelsen Sosialbygget, Voss (Norway): 15,733 km
Women’s class
The women’s class was an all-Norwegian affair, with two Hvaler cyclists among the top three.
- Reidun Johansen, Helsetunet Dypedalåsen (Norway): 6,048 km
- Bodil Bransdal Aanonsen, Iveland omsorgssenter (Norway): 5,845 km
- Lill Ranveig Hansen, Helsetunet Dypedalåsen (Norway): 4,771 km
Men’s class
Victory in the men’s class went to Australia, with Moss Vale – Harbison placing two cyclists on the podium.
- Paul Humphreys, Moss Vale – Harbison (Australia): 6,466 km
- Børre S. Andreassen, Lamarktunet, Sortland (Norway): 4,994 km
- Paul Grainger, Moss Vale – Harbison (Australia): 3,821 km
Crew of the Year
This year’s Crew of the Year is Plejecenter Rosengården in Vejle, Denmark. In their very first championship, they brought together 41 cyclists who rode a combined 1,775.6 kilometres. Staff and volunteers kept motivation high with creative ideas such as “rider of the day”, and their enthusiasm even made it onto Danish TV 2.
Read more: Rosengården is this year’s Crew of the Year
Thank you to everyone who took part
Every single kilometre contributed to our shared result. Thank you to all the cyclists, staff and volunteers who made this year’s championship possible. We’re already looking forward to the Winter Championship in February!