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who had the best 2023 kit reveal and why is it soudal

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📸 by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images

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LazAR Showcase - Casper Kirke-Pedersen

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my dad today: did you hear casper pedersen broke his collarbone????

me: ...and who do you think casper pedersen is, exactly?

my dad is so confused between philipsen, pedersen and jakobsen it's funny but it's exhausting

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Casper Pedersen (Sunweb) wins Paris-Tours

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2020 Olympics Norway Roster

Athletics

Karsten Warholm (Ulsteinvik)

Filip Ingebrigtsen (Sandnes)

Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Sandnes)

Håvard Haukenes (Bergen)

Sondre Guttormsen (Ski)

Narve Gilje-Nordås (Voll)

Sondre Norstad-Moen (Trondheim)

Ola Isene II (Lier)

Eivind Henriksen (Oslo)

Martin Roe (Bergen)

Amalie Iuel (Bærum)

Karoline Bjerkeli-Grøvdal (Ålesund)

Hedda Hynne (Skien)

Line Kloster (Asker)

Lene Retzius (Ringsaker)

Diving

Anne Tuxen (Stavanger)

Golf

Viktor Hovland (Stillwater, Oklahoma)

Kristian Krogh-Johannessen (Drammen)

Tonje Frydenberg-Daffinrud (Østerås)

Gymnastics

Sofus Heggemsnes (Oslo)

Julie Erichsen (Bergen)

Handball

Sander Sagosen (Stavanger)

Bjarte Myrhol (Oslo)

Petter Øverby (Kongsvinger)

Kristian Sæverås (Oslo)

Kent Tønnesen (Lørenskog)

Magnus Jøndal (Tomter)

Kristian Bjørnsen (Stavanger)

Magnus Gullerud (Kongsvinger)

Christian O’Sullivan (Oslo)

Harald Reinkind (Tønsberg)

Torbjørn Sitterup-Bergerud (Drammen)

Kevin Maagerø-Gulliksen (Oslo)

Magnus Rød (Oslo)

Magnus Fredriksen (Vestfossen)

Simen Holand-Pettersen (Tønsberg)

Henny Reistad (Oslo)

Veronica Egebakken-Kristiansen (Drammen)

Marit Malm-Frafjord (Tromsø)

Stine Skogrand (Bergen)

Nora Mørk (Oslo)

Stine Bredal-Oftedal (Oslo)

Silje Solberg (Bærum)

Kari Brattset-Dale (Fredrikstad)

Vilde Mortensen-Ingstad (Oslo)

Katrine Lunde (Kristianstad)

Marit Røsberg-Jacobsen (Narvik)

Camilla Herrem (Sola)

Sanna Solberg-Isaksen (Bærum)

Kristine Breistøl (Oslo)

Marta Tomac (Trondheim)

Vilde Ingeborg-Johansen (Tønsberg)

Rowing

Torjus Trømborg (Oslo)

Petter Solberg-Svingen (Oslo)

Trond Bjercke (Oslo)

Andreas Dugstad-Sørskaar (Oslo)

Marius Ahlsand (Oslo)

Jonathan Wang-Norderud (Oslo)

Kjetil Borch (Tønsberg)

Kristoffer Brun (Bergen)

Are Weierholt-Strandli (Stavanger)

Martin Helseth (Ålesund)

Jan Stabe-Helvig (Oslo)

Erik Solbakken (Fredrikstad)

Olaf Tufte (Tønsberg)

Swimming

Henrik Christiansen (Skjetten)

Tomoe Zenimoto-Hvas (Bærum)

André Klippenberg-Grindheim (Haugesund)

Ingeborg Vassbakk-Løyning (Bærum)

Taekwondo

Richard Ordemann (Nannestad)

Canoeing

Lars Ullvang (Haugesund)

Cycling

Tobias Svendsen-Foss (Vingrom)

Markus Hoelgaard (Stavanger)

Tobias Halland-Johannessen (Drøbak)

Erik Hægstad (Drammen)

Andreas Leknessund (Tromsø)

Tore Navrestad (Oslo)

Katrine Aalerud (Vestby)

Stine Andersen-Borgli (Sandnes)

Anita Stenberg (Drammen)

Anne Tuxen (Stavanger)

Equestrian

Geir Gulliksen (Lier)

Sailing

Endre Funnemark (Oslo)

Herman Tomasgaard (Lørenskog)

Anders Østre-Pedersen (Lørenskog)

Nicholas Fadler-Martinsen (Bergen)

Linn Høst (Oslo)

Helene Næss (Tønsberg)

Marie Rønningen (Bærum)

Martine Steller-Mortensen (Kristiansand)

Shooting

Jon-Hermann Hegg (Borgen)

Henrik Larsen (Fredrikstad)

Erik Watndal (Oslo)

Jeannette Hegg-Duestad (Tønsberg)

Jenny Stene (Lørenskog)

Triathlon

Kristian Blummenfelt (Bergen)

Gustav Iden (Bergen)

Casper Stornes (Askøy)

Lotte Miller (Stavanger)

Volleyball

Anders Berntsen-Mol (Stord)

Christian Sandlie-Sørum (Rælingen)

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Droplets by Casper Pedersen

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Häxan will be released on Blu-ray on October 14 via The Criterion Collection. The 1922 Swedish-Danish silent film is presented as a documentary but contains nightmarish dramatizations worthy of a horror film.

Also known as Witchcraft Through the Ages, the film is written and directed by Benjamin Christensen (Seven Footprints to Satan). He also stars alongside Clara Pontoppidan, Oscar Stribolt, Astrid Holm, and Maren Pedersen.

Haxan has been digitally restored in 2K. The original Danish score, arranged by film music specialist Gillian Anderson and performed by the Czech Film Orchestra in 2001, is presented in 5.0 surround DTS-HD Master Audio.

The film features with newly-translated English intertitles. Glyn Smith designed the cover art. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

2001 audio commentary by film scholar Casper Tybjerg

Witchcraft Through the Ages (1968) - 76-minute version of the film, narrated by author William S. Burroughs with a soundtrack featuring violinist Jean-Luc Ponty

Director Benjamin Christensen’s introduction to the 1941 re-release

Outtakes

Bibliothèque Diabolique: a photographic exploration of Christensen’s historical sources

Booklet featuring an essay by critic Chris Fujiwara, remarks on the score by film music specialist Gillian Anderson, and an essay by scholar Chloé Germaine Buckley

Grave robbing, torture, possessed nuns, and a satanic Sabbath: Benjamin Christensen’s legendary silent film uses a series of dramatic vignettes to explore the scientific hypothesis that the witches of the Middle Ages suffered the same hysteria as turn-of-the-century psychiatric patients. Far from a dry dissertation on the topic, the film itself is a witches’ brew of the scary, the gross, and the darkly humorous. Christensen’s mix-and-match approach to genre anticipates gothic horror, documentary re-creation, and the essay film, making for an experience unlike anything else in the history of cinema.

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Quick Step sign Belgian sprinter Merlier, Zana joins BikeExchange

Quick Step sign Belgian sprinter Merlier, Zana joins BikeExchange

QuickStep on Friday announced a trio of new signings – Belgian sprinter Tim Merlier, Czech climber Jan Hirt and Danish one-day specialist Casper Pedersen. Merlier, 29, winner of a stage on the Tour de France and Giro d’Italia, has joined on a three-year contract from Alpecin. “It’ll be great to see two Belgian champions” in the team, said QuickStep’s sporting director Patrick Lefevere in…

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jem & fix - Mega Washer 3000 from Bacon on Vimeo.

Director: Bart Timmer

Production Company: Bacon

EP: Samuel Cantor

DoP: Rasmus Videbæk

Production Managers: Oliver Sand & Nicholas Perry

1st AD: Stefan Danholm

Production designer: Nikolaj Danielsen

Props team; Lukas Gauger, Sputnick, Anette Riis, Astrid Danielsen,

1st AC Daniel Parmo

Video Assist: Atli Kristofer

DIT: Allan Legarth

Chief Gaffer: Morten Kildegaard

Gaffer: David Medina

Gaffer: Mathias Rasmussen

Gaffer Aske Wagner

Grip: Christian Brøndum

Grip ass: Marius Krab

Stylist: Melanie Buchhave

Wardrobe ass: Jonas Worup

Hair and makeup: Henrik Steen

Hair and makeup ass: Christina Dahlin

SFX: Hummer Højmark

Stunt: Anders Nylander

Production ass. Mads Randrup

Runner: Tobias Kjær

Runner: Emil Løppke

Runner: Caroline Rievers

Runner: Mads Friis Becquet

Editor: Anders Jon Petersen

Composers: Asger Baden & Peder Thomas Pedersen

Sound design: Adrian Aurelius / ballad

Post Production: BaconX

VFX supervisor: Jan Tvilling

Colorist: Hannibal Lang

Conform artists: Søren Knudsen & Lasse Selvli

Composite artists: Christian Malkut Predut, Jacob Carlsson & Oliver Buus

VFX producer: Jim Lerch

Exec. producer: Eliana Carranza-Pitcher

Client: jem & fix

Head of marketing & e-commerce: Anna Lund Paludan

Offline & Content Team Manager: Mette Frost Schrøder

Creative Agency: Uncle Grey

Creative Chairman & Chief Strategy Officer: Lars Samuelsen

Chief Operating Officer: Charlotte Porsager

Associate Creative Director: Magnus Breum

Head of Production: Daniel Halasz

Executive Producer: Casper C. Rasmussen

Account Manager: Signe Aas Dam

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broken collarbone for casper pedersen 😢

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Tour de France 2021 | Mohoric da Bahrain Victorious vence a 19ª etapa

Tour de France 2021 | Mohoric da Bahrain Victorious vence a 19ª etapa.

Tour de France 2021 19ª etapa –  Matej Mohoric da Bahrain Victorious fica em primeiro lugar. Christophe Laporte da Cofidi segundo lugar. Por fim, Casper Pedersen da Team DSM em terceiro. “Eu nem acredito. Estava apenas tentando fazer o meu melhor hoje. Eu tentei estar atento e vi que no meio da etapa um grande grupo escapou. Não havia companheiros meus lá e fiquei um pouco decepcionado. Quando…

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Alex Rasmussen stopper karrieren efter seksdagesløbet i Ballerup

Den firedobbelte verdensmester i banecykling har besluttet, at tiden er inde til at sige farvel.

Når der 31. januar i Ballerup Super Arena sættes punktum for det 55. københavnske seksdagesløb, markeres samtidig afslutningen på en af de fornemste karrierer i dansk banecykling nogensinde.

Den firedobbelte verdensmester Alex Rasmussen har nemlig besluttet, at tiden er inde til at sige stop, og den 32-årige alsidige cykelbegavelse bekendtgjorde i dag over for Politiken, at det sker efter strabadserne på vestegnens velodrom, hvor han har fejret så mange triumfer.

Alex Rasmussen, der markerede sig i toppen af den hjemlige elite  allerede som teenager og har hjemført omkring 30 danske mesterskaber, erobrede første gang den regnbuefarvede VM-trikot i 2005 i Los Angeles, da han satte rivalerne på plads i scratch.

Oplevede det helt store jubelår i 2009

Fire sæsoner senere oplevede han det helt stor jubelår, da han i den polske by Pruszkow først sikrede sig VM-guldet i 4 km holdforfølgelsesløb sammen med Jens-Erik Madsen, Casper Jørgensen og Michael Færk for siden også at stryge til tops i parløbet med Michael Mørkøv ved sin side.

Året inden var det blevet  til OL-sølv i Beijing i denne kollektive tempodisciplin sammen med Mørkøv, Madsen og Jørgensen.

Sin sidste VM-titel sikrede Alex Rasmussen sig i 2010 på hjemmebanen i Ballerup, da han endnu engang viste sig som den skrappeste i scratch.

Eventyret på landevejen fik trist afslutning

På det tidspunkt havde han indledt et nyt kapitel i cykeltilværelsen med en målrettet satsning på landevejen, men det lovende eventyr sluttede brat, da han røg ind i en karantæne på grund af mangelfulde informationer om sine opholdssteder.

Selv om Alex Rasmussen vendte tilbage på landevejen, formåede han dér aldrig at nå tilbage på det niveau, hvor hans bedrifter ellers havde tegnet så spændende perspektiver.

Derimod var han stadig i stand til at hævde sig på banen, hvor han sammen med Michael Mørkøv fortsat udmærkede sig som et af verdens ypperste seksdagespar.

Vandt sidste år i Ballerup med Jesper Mørkøv

De to hentede adskillige fornemme triumfer både ude og hjemme, og senest de sejrede sammen i Ballerup, var i 2015.

Sidste år dannede Alex Rasmussen den vindende duo i Ballerup sammen med Jesper Mørkøv, da storebror Michael var forhindret i at starte på grund af sine landevejsforpligtelser.

I det kommende seksdagesløb på hjemmebane, er Alex Rasmussen udset til at danne par med stortalentet Casper Pedersen.

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Isaac Atanga provides assist for FC Nordsjaelland in draw against AGF Aarhus

Ghanaian international Isaac Atanga displayed a fine form for FC Nordsjaelland on Wednesday evening as he helped his side to draw 1-1 against AGF Aarhus in the Danish Superliga.

The two teams were in action today to battle for 3 points in a Matchday 35 fixture of the 2019/2020 football season at the Right to Dream Park.

Repaying his manager for having faith in him, Isaac Atanga excelled on the wings for FC Nordsjaelland with his pace tormenting defenders.

Following a goalless first half, the home team will return from the break to take the lead on the 67th minute courtesy a strike from Mads Dohr Thychosen.

It was all thanks to Isaac Atanga who showed good vision to assist the goal scorer for his equalizer.

Despite playing so well, FC Nordsjaelland could not cruise to the victory with AGF Aarhus drawing level in the last 10 minutes of the game through Casper Hojer Nielsen.

Atanga, 19, lasted 89 minutes of the game before his place was taken by Andreas Bredahl Pedersen. His compatriots Mohammed Diomande and Ibrahim Sadiq enjoyed minutes for the home team as well.

source: https://footballghana.com/

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ACC Sprint Series continued at England with a blast!

Brands Hatch – Grass, gravel, no room for error. Farewell, modern design – welcome to the old school. With so many current circuits lined by tarmac and astroturf, it is refreshing to see what is undoubtedly a blast from the past. And, as seen today, long history does not make something obsolete. In fact, quite the contrary! The 3.9km (2.4 mile) loop from Paddock Hill to Clark Curve provides a challenge quite unlike anywhere else. Elevation change, technical corners, terrifyingly fast bends and no room for error. Combined with laptimes just over 80 seconds, the drivers would have to brave those turns time and time again. It’s one thing to put in a fast qualifying lap here – a whole other to do it for 2 hours. And speaking of qualifying, well, let’s see what happened there shall we? Qualifying Here’s an interesting question: What would you do when armed with a modern GT3 racer and told to go for it? Why, if you are one of these guys, you’d dutifully oblige. Brands Hatch is not the easiest venue to pass in, being known as one of the more technical circuits in our calendar. As such, hitting your marks and getting near the front in qualifying was going to be all the more important. Clearly, the drivers had done their homework in that regard – none so better than Musto GD e-Sports! With the Italian ace Pierluca Amato behind the wheel, they had managed to make that Porsche downright fly around this iconic circuit. None could match his pace, not even their sister team Musto GD Corse – but it wasn’t for the lack of trying. Alessio Pusceddu showed some promising pace but just couldn’t quite match the pole time. Still, no shame in 2nd place – especially if it meant an all-Musto, all-Porsche front row! Behind them, Burst Esport SimPlexity brought their Lexus to a respectable third place. With drivers like that, no wonder! Two pilots with world championship series pedigree, it was the EEWC GTE champion Jesper Pedersen who had to perhaps surprisingly watch from the sidelines as Casper Henningsen took the qualifying honours. Championship leading Triple A Esports shared the second row with them, and it would certainly be interesting to see if their fortunes would continue. A duo of World’s Fastest Gamer Hany Alsabti and his teammate Alexandre Vromant were the favourites heading into Brands Hatch, with the latter doing the qualifying. In row 3, Team Rookie Monsters and hometown hero Matt Beavis started alongside EURONICS Gaming Team Razer. Behind them, it was Simply Race Zansho in their #370 making Bentley Boys proud, while the two Buttler-Pal Motorsport teams and #23 Simply Race rounded out your top 10. Race Well, that’s that done. We have our fastest drivers and they are placed in an order of pure, raw speed. Thanks for watch- Oh, what do you mean it is not over? Yes, despite being a hard track to make moves in, one still has to race. And one still has to hold on to the positions gained against those constantly looking to improve their own standing over the next two hours. Scenes were painted from dreadful to terrible as people predicted all sorts of mayhem and melee heading into the first couple of corners. Meanwhile, viewers at home started getting their last fill of snacks in, prepared a couple of refreshing beverages, and got themselves in a nice, comfortable position. It was time to go racing! At the front the two Musto GD teams continued from where they left off in qualifying. They were looking to put that proverbial boot on the throats of their opposition right from the get-go. However, it’s not like Burst, Triple A, or Rookie Monsters were planning to just roll over and turn blue. They were just too busy fighting among themselves to really pay attention! Despite it being a long event, the name of the game was not patience. Drivers went side by side from the more traditional passing zones like Druids all the way into the downright suicidal ones like Sheene Curve. And yet – a testament to the skill of our competitors – there was little in the way of incidents, and outright wrecks were almost completely avoided. Few door mirrors and a hurt ego or two were the most significant casualties of the early scraps, as drivers shuffled time and time again. In a pack like this, one mistake could mean four, five positions lost. A little too relaxed of a style means you are easy prey for the pack of wolves behind, while going too aggressive risks angering not only those around you but also the live stewards, who kept their eagle eyes glued to the proceedings. It was a pressure chamber, surely someone would soon crack…? Starting from the sixth place, EURONICS Gaming Team Razer tried their best to get themselves in the front. At lap 30, their day was about to go a whole lot worse, though, as a rather ambitious attempt on the Team Rookie Monsters car left them facing a drive-through for their troubles. But merely a massive fight for positions this event was not. There was an element of method to the madness, too, and one had to be as keen strategically as they were in the driving department. It was time for the crews to prepare for their one and hopefully only stop of the race. Who had managed to save a bit of fuel? Where was the gap in traffic, and what could be the most opportune of times to dive down the lane? The clicks of wheel guns and rushed footsteps echoed amidst the engines and squealing tyres as one team after another came in and did their mandatory service, starting drivers hurrying off their heated machines as they were subbed with a fresh pair of hands and eyes. Needless to say, they were unlikely to get a nice breather in – no, they were probably already prepared to take over from where their teammates left off. Doing the best job in the pit sequence was undoubtedly Burst Esport SimPlexity. Henningsen picked exactly the right time to come in and as Jesper Pedersen jumped behind the wheel and put in some blistering laps, he soon found himself at the front of the pack with clear road ahead. We have seen Burst being absolutely divine over on Endurance eRacing World Championship, and looks like they were not planning to be classified as also-rans here either. Triple A were chasing second in the trot, with Hany Alsabti putting the chase on the leading Lexus. Previous leaders Musto GD e-Sports were reduced to third place and Tiziano Brioni was starting to crack. His pace was simply not good enough, and little mistake here followed a mishap there. The gap ahead grew steadily, and by the time the drivers headed towards the final half an hour, the question was less if they could catch up and more if they could hold on! Mike Epps in the Simply Race Zansho Bentley was coming, and he was coming fast. With such a short track and the amount of cars squeezed onto the space, it is obvious that blue flags and lapped cars would eventually come into the picture. Backmarkers generally did a good job in getting out of the way, though, so neither of the third place contenders were too badly affected. So, Epps was able to catch up thanks largely to his raw pace. Brioni could soon see the winged B looming in his mirrors. Spectators were primed for a great battle, but instead the Italian went wide at the penultimate corner – Stirlings – and promptly found himself out of the champagne places. As for the other Musto GD entry? Well, the #98 held onto second place all the way up to the pit stops, but was relegated to fifth place for the second half of the race. There was little that Daniele Primavera could do, but they were still in a great points-scoring position. The qualifying pace is undoubtedly there, but the Musto boys would need to get their Porsche working over the race distance, too. So, with less than ten minutes on the clock, the battles raged on. Crowd was cheering not only for the Astons, Bentleys, and Maccas, but also for the #52 Pulse SimSport entry. With two local lads driving their hearts out for a top-10, it was looking good. However, a miscalculation with the fuel reared its ugly head in the minutes of the race, and as a result Myles Dixon had no choice but to dive into the lane. They were able to resume, but a 15th place is unlikely to feel more than a participation award at that point. Going back to front, there was another source of drama with just couple of laps remaining. Race control was investigating Hany Alsabti in the #762 Triple A Esports car, and if guilty, they would surely lose that second place to the charging Simply Race Zansho! Mike Epps was fast capturing the hearts of Britain. Sure, he had shown his pace behind the wheel of a real car before, yet in such a field there were few who expected Mike to be quite this impressive. Nobody could catch Jesper Pedersen and the Burst eSport SimPlexity Lexus. They were mighty impressive in the second hour of the race and played the strategy game just right. The praise from both Ewan O’Leary and Aidan Millward in the commentary booth was well deserved. Hany Alsabti brought the #762 Triple A home in second place, but with the threat of a penalty looming was looking a little unsure after the event. And as said, #370 Simply Race Zansho rounded out the podium. There were few that smiled brighter than Mike Epps, and no wonder! The Brit has a great future ahead of him, no doubt about that one. Thanks to all our sponsors for making this championship possible, and massive credit to Peter Munkholm for handling the broadcast with his trademark expertise. Credit is also due for our live stewards Jon F. Turell, Paw Lindegaard, and Nick Newcombe. We’ll see you in two weeks at Zolder for what will hopefully be yet another fantastic race! Read the full article

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50cm:Sunweb present men's and women's teams in Berlin - Gallery

Team Sunweb presented their men's, women's and development teams at Umspannwek, Alexanderplatz, in Berlin on Thursday. Tom Dumoulin and Coryn Rivera stood centre stage, surrounded by their teammates, all wearing their new and distinctive red two-stripe kit for the first time in 2019.

The team unveiled images of their new red kit in December at an opening team training camp in Calpe, Spain. The German-registered team changed kit supplier for 2019, switching from Etxeondo to Swedish company Craft. They also confirmed Cervelo as 2019 bike supplier, replacing Giant.

It was a short presentation, at roughly 30 minutes, but the riders then mingled with guests and the press in an informal setting, speaking one-on-one with the team's stakeholders and supporters, and taking interviews from journalists about the season ahead.

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We kicked off our 2019 season in Berlin today with our Team Launch. Go #InsideOut with @NikiasArndt throughout the day#KeepChallenging #WirSindTeamSunwebpic.twitter.com/1bptgH2RYt

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Team Sunweb 2019 rosters  

Men's programme Asbjørn Kragh Andersen (DEN) Søren Kragh Andersen (DEN) Nikias Arndt (GER) Jan Bakelants (BEL) Cees Bol (NED) Roy Curvers (NED) Tom Dumoulin (NED) Johannes Fröhlinger (GER) Chad Haga (USA) Chris Hamilton (AUS) Jai Hindley (AUS) Marc Hirschi (SWI) Lennard Kämna (GER) Max Kanter (GER) Wilco Kelderman (NED) Michael Matthews (AUS) Joris Nieuwenhuis (NED) Sam Oomen (NED) Casper Pedersen (DEN) Robert Power (AUS) Nicolas Roche (IRE) Michael Storer (AUS) Martijn Tusveld (NED) Louis Vervaeke (BEL) Max Walscheid (GER)

Women's programme Susanne Andersen (NOR) Lucinda Brand (NED) Janneke Ensing (NED) Pfeiffer Georgi (GBR) Leah Kirchmann (CAN) Juliette Labous (FRA) Liane Lippert (GER) Floortje Mackaij (NED) Pernille Mathiesen (DEN) Coryn Rivera (USA) Julia Soek (NED)

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