Emilie Moberg + Line Gulliksen: Why is equality in cycling so difficult?

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In cycling the men's races are (almost) always being prioritized over the women's race. Why is that? Two of the Norwegian pro-riders - Line Marie Gulliksen and Emilie Moberg - are now openly speaking up against the cycling federation and race organizers in Norway (and abroad). And things are moving in the right direction, but there's still a long way to go and it's taking too long. Listen to Line and Emilie tell about their own experience and what they've been doing and how things are developing. And in case you didn't know: women's races are generally much more worth watching. Hear Line and Emilie tell us why.
Follow Emilie Moberg on Instagram (@emmoberg) and Twitter (@EmMoberg).
Follow Line Gullisen on Instagram (@lmgulliksen).
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