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Danish riders could flock for a chance to win on home soil
European Cycling Championships 2027 will take place in Denmark
Ten years later, the UEC Road European Championships are returning to Denmark, a country where cycling is much more than just a sport: it is an integral part of the culture, daily life, and national identity.
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Remco Evenepoel is currently the European champion.
Decision to choose Denmark labelled as a ‘no-brainer’
In the women’s race, the victory went to Marianne Vos, who claimed her only European road title in Herning. The men’s title that year went to Norway’s Alexander Kristoff, who relegated Elia Viviani (Italy) and the Dutch rider Moreno Hofland to the remaining medal positions. The time trials were won by Ellen van Dijk and Victor Campenaerts.
“The decision to choose Denmark was a no-brainer for our executive board. It is a great cycling nation with an extraordinary sporting tradition, one that places special emphasis on young people and safety, and whose organisational capabilities are widely recognised. It is a country that has successfully developed a visionary policy in support of cycling, both for daily commuting and for elite sports,” the statement reads.
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Mads Pedersen will win a championship in his home country.
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“These three countries, each with a deep-rooted cycling culture, demonstrate the appeal of our event and allow us to look to the future with great ambition. Ten years ago, Denmark helped write an important chapter in the history of our European Championships, and I am convinced that together we will write an equally memorable chapter in 2027,” he concludes.