Team DSM strengthen roster with Jonas Iversby Hvideberg and Frederik Rodenberg Madsen

Strengthening their classics block and sprint group respectively as they continue to chase results, Team DSM are excited to announce that the talented duo of Jonas Iversby Hvideberg and Frederik Rodenberg Madsen will join the team next season, riding in the team’s colours until at least the end of 2023.

Jonas Iversby Hvideberg (NOR)

Iversby Hvideberg has progressed steadily throughout his career so far, picking up good results in one-day classics in his early years at U23 level, with a third-place finish at Paris-Tours in 2019 a highlight. 2020 saw this trend continue, where a photo finish at the Norwegian championships saw him finish second place in the elite race. Using that motivation, Iversby Hvideberg went into the U23 European Championships confident, taking home the title under some grizzly conditions. A team player who’s happy to get his elbows dirty in support of the team, Iversby Hvideberg’s attitude and hard-working spirit will be a great asset to Team DSM’s growing classics group as the team chase success. 

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Frederik Rodenberg Madsen (DEN)

Combining track and road so far throughout his career, Rodenberg Madsen has tasted success in both disciplines. A former Danish junior and U23 champion in the road race, Rodenberg Madsen has shown prowess with his fast-finishing ability and speed, picking up the win at the U23 Eschborn-Frankfurt alongside several national races in Denmark. A powerhouse, Rodenberg Madsen is also at home on the boards, forming an important part of the Danish Men’s Team Pursuit squad that won several UCI track World Cup events in 2019 before becoming World Champions in early 2020 in Berlin. Recently, he has continued to show his abilities on the track winning a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics in the same event. Looking ahead to the future, Rodenberg Madsen’s powerful attributes will fit in well with the team’s sprint block.

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