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The lifestyle brand Rapha inspired the Board of Team Rynkeby Foundation
Team Rynkeby's 2025 strategy was one of the big themes when the Board of the Team Rynkeby Foundation met last week for the annual general meeting.
Here is the design of the Team Rynkeby clothes for the season 2021/2022
A better pair of cycling shorts with newly developed elastic braces and loose leg warmers are a few of the changes that Team Rynkeby riders will get with the clothing package in the spring of 2022.
Team Rynkeby participated in the route presentation of the Tour de France 2022
On the occasion of the presentation of the Tour de France route for 2022, Team Rynkeby was in Paris to focus on Denmark as a cycling nation.
Team Rynkeby nominates three new members of the Hall of Fame
Team Rynkeby has welcomed three new members to its Hall of Fame. The three new members have each made an extraordinary contribution to the charity project for many years.
Team Rynkeby raises 9.74 million euros for children with critical illnesses
This year’s charity cycling event collected 9.74 million euros for children with critical illnesses. It exceeds last year's collection result by as much as 11 percent.
Still available spots on Team Rynkeby
Team Rynkeby is currently setting up teams for the coming season where the international charity cycling team once again will go to Paris. The team still has a few available spots.
Join Team Rynkeby and our journey to Paris in 2022
Do you need to set a new exercise goal? And do you want to be part of a completely unique community and raise money for children with critical illnesses. Then Team Rynkeby might be something for you.
Peter Frank Andersen takes a new turn as chairman of the board
The former chairman of the Team Rynkeby Foundation, Peter Frank Andersen, has agreed to temporarily return to the post in the coming year.
The past week has shown that Team Rynkeby has come through corona strengthened
The Rynkeby Foundation's soon-to-be retiring CEO, Carl Erik Dalbøge, is taking stock of a trip and a season that turned out to be somewhat different than expected.
