Race-Ticker Martin Gujan was one of the best Swiss cross-country riders. From this year, the Grisons native will be putting his knowledge to good use as a junior national coach. Former U23 world champion Ramona Forchini wins her first stage race in Spain. https://www.ride.ch/de/news/forchini-siegt-und-gujan-wird-natitrainer Structural adjustments at Swiss Cycling - Gujan becomes u19 national coach Thomas Peter, who as Head of Sport was previously also directly responsible for competitive sport, is receiving support. Sports scientist Beat Müller takes over the role of Head of Competitive Sports. His position as u19 national coach will be taken over by ex-professional Martin Gujan. As Head of Services, Luana Bergamin will take on the role of "Minister of the Interior" and relieve Managing Director Markus Pfisterer. Forchini wins Mediterranean Epic Ramona Forchini wins her first stage race with the Mediterranean Epic. The 2015 U23 world champion takes three of the four possible stage wins in Oropesa del Mar, Spain. On the first day of the race, only Australian Rebecca McConnell was faster. In the overall classification, Forchini wins against her team colleague Lisi Osl and Greete Steinburg.
Structural adjustments at Swiss Cycling - Gujan becomes u19 national coach Thomas Peter, who as Head of Sport was previously also directly responsible for competitive sport, is receiving support. Sports scientist Beat Müller takes over the role of Head of Competitive Sports. His position as u19 national coach will be taken over by ex-professional Martin Gujan. As Head of Services, Luana Bergamin will take on the role of "Minister of the Interior" and relieve Managing Director Markus Pfisterer.
Forchini wins Mediterranean Epic Ramona Forchini wins her first stage race with the Mediterranean Epic. The 2015 U23 world champion takes three of the four possible stage wins in Oropesa del Mar, Spain. On the first day of the race, only Australian Rebecca McConnell was faster. In the overall classification, Forchini wins against her team colleague Lisi Osl and Greete Steinburg.