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Team Rynkeby cancels this year’s Tour de Paris
Charity cycling team Team Rynkeby has decided to cancel its Tour De Paris this year due to the coronavirus outbreak in Europe.
Team Rynkeby founder is shaking up everyone: The Paris Trip never took place
Whereas everyone thought that Team Rynkeby were toiling away on the highways and byways to Paris, the truth of the matter was that the charity team did nothing of the sort: In fact, all they did was to ride, at a leisurely pace, to a summer house in all secrecy. This disclosure comes out in a big feature interview with Knud Vilstrup.
Team Rynkeby’s cycling clothes have now left Italy
De seneste uger har der været en smule usikkerhed om, hvorvidt Team Rynkeby kunne få sit nye, gule cykeltøj hjem fra Italien. Nu er der dog gode nyheder fra Team Rynkeby Fondens cykeltøjsproducent.
Team Rynkeby Still Stands By Its Decision to Go to Paris This Summer
The Board of Team Rynkeby Foundation still believes that it will be possible to go through with its cycling tour to Paris to support children with critical illnesses.
Team Rynkeby is closing down all activities for the next two weeks
Team Rynkeby Foundation is following the recommendations issued by the Danish Government to limit the spreading of the coronavirus covid-19. This means that the charity cycling team will be closing down all its activities up to and including March 29.
Team Rynkeby sets new sponsorship record
As many as 1,541 companies will have their logos on Team Rynkeby’s yellow jerseys when the charity cycling teams hit the road to Paris this summer. This represents the highest number of sponsors ever.
Team Rynkeby Close to a New Sponsorship Record
It seems very likely that Team Rynkeby will be able – once more - to cover their yellow cycling jerseys with logos paid by generous companies. The charity cycling team has a new sponsorship record in sight.
Muhammed found a stolen Team Rynkeby bike in front of his shop – now he has made a very touching decision
Muhammed Badawi was somewhat bewildered when he discovered an unlocked racing bike in front of his Søborg shop in early December. A local Facebook group helped him on to Team Rynkeby and now the story has had a moving outcome.
Ea got cancer when she was three years old – now her greatest wish is to join her friends again
Ea was only three when she was overtaken by an extremely rare type of cancer. Four years later, she is still living in complete isolation from the outside world. But in a few weeks’ time, she’ll know whether she is well enough to accompany her twin brother to school.
