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This year’s result: EUR 8.8 million for children with critical illnesses
Team Rynkeby’s work in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands last year has resulted in a total donation of EUR 8.77 million for critically ill children.
Team Rynkeby will live broadcast the entire Tour de Paris
Team Rynkeby will live-stream and live-track the entire Tour de Paris on the charity cycling team's website starting Saturday, 8 July 2017.
Here's how Team Rynkeby will finish the ride to Paris
It will be without the traditional parade through the streets of Paris when Team Rynkeby finishes its 16th trip to Paris on July 15, 2017.
Tour de France organiser forces Team Rynkeby to change colour
The organiser of the Tour de France, the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO), intends to go to court to prevent Team Rynkeby riding into France wearing yellow jerseys.
New record: €8.84 million towards the fight against childhood cancer
Team Rynkeby's fund-raising activities in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and the Faroe Islands have resulted in a donation of no less than €8.84 million towards the fight against childhood cancer.
German authorities send huge bill to charity riders
The heaviest cyclists are hit hardest when the German road authorities introduce a new road tax on cyclists. The tax sends a huge bill to Team Rynkeby riders.
Team Rynkeby expands with team in Iceland
Team Rynkeby starts a team in Iceland after this summer. Thus six countries will be represented at the Nordic region's largest charity cycling team next season.
107,000 children are running for children with cancer
Almost every sixth Danish school child participate when Team Rynkeby School Run is held at schools in Denmark and Sweden Friday before the Easter holidays
995 companies have got their name and logo on the Team Rynkeby cycle wear
We have never before had so many companies represented on the Team Rynkeby cycle wear. This gives rise to optimism in the Team Rynkeby camp.
