Team Novo Nordisk - In the media

Cyclist David Lozano is part of the professional team Novo Nordisk, made up of athletes who suffer from type 1 diabetes. Lozano shared with Luis Gerardo Bucci what it was like to win the seventh stage of the Tour of Rwanda after the team was teased by the press.

I speak to Stephen England who is an ultra runner living with Type 1 Diabetes. Stephen is a part of Team Novo Nordisk and Team Type 1, as he pushes his limits and shows others with Type 1 #whatspossible.

Opvallend: diabetespatiënt uit Assen was al profwielrenner nog voor hij zijn 1e koers reed

In a week of near misses and national media putdowns, Spaniard David Lozano stands atop the penultimate stage podium to silence the critics at 10th Tour du Rwanda

Meet Team Novo Nordisk, the world's first all-diabetic professional cycling team, who are competing in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic.

Winning is only half the motivation for cyclist Stephen Clancy. Every time he gets on a bike he inspires others like him who fear, like he once did, that diabetes is the end of their world.

L’atleta fa parte del team internazionale Novo Nordisk. La squadra è composta da diabetici e ha partecipato a oltre 160 gare in 30 Paesi

David Lozano (Tarrasa, Spain December 21, 1988) is the only Spaniard of Team Novo Nordisk . Like all his teammates, David has diabetes. A disease that does not prevent him from competing at the highest level and maintain the illusion to get his first professional victory. The Catalan runner speaks for the Cycling Guide about his past, present and future in professional cycling.

I would say the most rewarding thing is the fact that I am not just here to race bikes; I am racing to inspire, educate and empower people affected by diabetes across the globe. To have that message on my back whenever I ride is pretty sweet.

Phil Southerland is the mighty force behind Team Novo Nordisk as well as a myriad of projects related to diabetes. Diagnosed at the age of 7 months, doctors told his family he probably wouldn’t live much past his mid-twenties.

Team Type 1 CEO and founder Phil Southerland talks with Road Bike Action why Therapeutic Use Exemptions are important and why his team would not exist without them.

Les coureurs de Novo Nordisk, tous atteints de diabète de type 1, doivent obtenir des résultats sur le vélo mais aussi assumer un rôle d'ambassadeurs.

During a late-season ski training session, some of my teammates and I decided to go through the terrain park to get to the chairlift from the bottom of the training course. I lined up for the largest jump in the terrain park, which required a lot of speed to make the sweet spot in the landing. Unfortunately, because I was on race skis, I had far too much speed and landing about 10 meters past the landing.

El deporte es una fuente inagotable que rega­la historias de victorias memorables y atletas irrepetibles que a través de su esfuerzo son capaces de desatar emociones desbordantes en los testigos de sus hazañas. Son personas diferentes, dotadas de una entrega física y arro­jo especiales que les hace llevar su cuerpo al límite. Todo para ganar. Para vencer barreras que parecían imposibles de alcanzar por un ser humano. Pero el deporte, rodeado de un aura divina, también proporciona relatos so­bre personas comunes, sujetas a los vaivenes de la suerte y el azar. Y es ahí, cuando golpea la adversidad, el momento en el que emergen los verdaderos héroes, capaces de revertir la fatalidad e inspirar a personas en todo el mun­do.

In our series which focuses on the teams taking part in the 2018 Tour de Hongrie, starts on 14 August, our 4th squad in the spotlight is a very unique and special Pro-Continental team. The U.S. Team Novo Nordisk could compete in several World Tour events in 2017 and its cyclists performed great on the highest level - even though the members of the team are all diabetics.

The memories I have are very fuzzy. It was a weekend, and all my family was home. I had been feeling really unwell and spent the day lying on the couch in front of the TV. Fast forward to that evening, and I was unable to stand up on my own. That’s when my parents became concerned and checked my resting heart rate. It was 130 beats per minute. At that point, they decided that I needed to go to the hospital and be seen by a doctor. Once we got to the hospital, it was a sequence of fortunate events that are the reason I can write this today.

A cyclist from the Isle of Man taking part in the men’s road race at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday got a helping hand from a spectator, who lent him his bike following a crash so he could continue the race.

Manx triathlete-turned-road cyclist Sam Brand ready to shine on Gold Coast and represent a nation, as well as fellow diabetic sufferers around the world

Professional Stephen Clancy rides with a team where all the cyclists have diabetes

Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas' view that therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) should be scrapped in cycling has been described as "extremely short-sighted".

Le Français de la formation danoise Novo Nordisk s’est distingué samedi en s’échappant pendant près de 240 kilomètres lors de la classique Milan-San Remo. Son équipe est composée de diabétiques, qui bénéficient d’une autorisation permettant de se piquer en course.