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The deadline for applications is approaching if you want to go to Paris with Team Rynkeby next year
If you want to go to Paris with Team Rynkeby next year, you’ll need to submit your application soon. The application deadline for next year’s team is Sunday, 25 August.
How to write a good application for Team Rynkeby
If you’re dreaming of joining Team Rynkeby this coming season, there are three things you should focus on in your application.
I made 100 new friends – in the yellow jersey, we’re all the same
It doesn’t matter if you are a 25-year-old warehouse worker or a 77-year-old company manager. When you pull on the yellow jersey, we’re all the same. Two of Team Rynkeby’s younger participants are in agreement on that.
What it costs to participate on Team Rynkeby in 2020
Der er en mindre justering af prisen for at deltage på Team Rynkeby i 2020. Se her, hvad det koster at deltage for ryttere og servicepersoner.
Team Rynkeby Director: “So much to be happy about”
It was a very pleased director that welcomed nearly 2,500 Team Rynkeby participants to Paris yesterday.
11-year-old fighter Elsa crossed the finish line with her dad
As 11-year-old Elsa Andersson cycled in together with the other participants in Team Rynkeby, she became the youngest participant ever to cross the yellow finish line in Paris. Technically, she is underage to participate, but as she had been given leave from her cancer ward in Sweden to join her dad as he crossed the finish line, an exception was made.
Eight days in the saddle are over – Team Rynkeby gets poignant welcoming in Paris
Efter åtta dagar i sadeln avslutade Team Rynkeby idag sin årliga cykeltur till Paris till förmån för kritiskt sjuka barn. Och välgörenhetscykellaget fick en rörande mottagning i den franska huvudstaden.
Follow Team Rynkeby’s arrival in Paris LIVE starting at 13:00
Team Rynkeby is LIVE-streaming the entire charity cycling team’s arrival in Paris today. You can watch the arrival LIVE on this page starting at 13:00.
Cycling became Caroline’s therapy after Lucas' battle with cancer
At the end of April 2014, Caroline Magnusson's world turned upside down. Doctors confirmed that the lump in her 3-year-old son Lucas' stomach was a malignant tumour of an unusual type of cancer. Thanks to successful research, Lucas is now in recovery and spends his time just like any other 8-year-old. But his illness has left its mark on Caroline. “Cycling has become my therapy, my way of healing from Lucas' illness,” she says.
