Johan Price-Pejtersen reinstated as 2024 Danish time trial champion seven months after disqualification

Johan Price-Pejtersen has been reinstated as Danish time trial champion seven months after being disqualified for riding on the pavement
Johan Price-Pejtersen has been reinstated as Danish time trial champion seven months after being disqualified for riding on the pavement (Image credit: Getty Images)

The Danish Cycling Union (DCU) has reinstated the elite men's time trial title of Alpecin-Deceuninck rider Johan Price-Pejtersen seven months after he was disqualified from the event for riding on the pavement.

25-year-old Price-Pejtersen, then riding for Bahrain Victorious, won the title with a 47:06 time on the 41km course in Herning last June, beating Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek) to victory by just two seconds.

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