Eirik Ulltang (born April 19, 1990) is a Norwegian professional trials rider. He was born in Kristiansand, Norway. He competes for Hardanger Sykkelklubb, and he is the first and so far only rider at the Norwegian National Trials Team.[1] His best ranking was 11th in the world.[2] He was the first Norwegian participating in a trials world cup.[3] Ulltang was the first to ride up the entire trail that leads to the Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen),[4] and also the first to jump the Svolvær Goat with a bike[5] and Ridderspranget with a bike[6]

Eirik Ulltang
Ulltang at the 2013 UCI Trials world cup
Personal information
Full nameEirik Ulltang
Born (1990-04-19) April 19, 1990 (age 34)
Kristiansand, Norway
Height1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Team information
Current teamNorwegian National Trials Team
DisciplineMountain bike trials
RoleRider
Rider typeCompetition
Professional team
Major wins
Yellow yersey Norwegian cup overall winner (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019) Norway Norwegian Trials Champion (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)

Achievements

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This is a complete list of Ulltang's race results in Norwegian cup, world cup and championships.

Norwegian cup

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Eirik Ulltang won the first ever Norwegian cup. He won the overall in 2012,[7] 2013,[8] 2014,[9] 2015,[10] 2016,[11] 2017,[12] 2018[13] and 2019.[14]

No Date Location Class Position
1. 2012-06-28 Voss Elite 1st place
2. 2012-6-29 Voss Elite 1st place
3. 2012-7-14 Oslo Elite 1st place
4. 2012-8-4 Bergen Elite 1st place
5. 2012-8-5 Bergen Elite 2nd place
6. 2013-3-16 Bergen Elite 2nd place
7. 2013-5-11 Eikerapen Elite 1st place
8. 2013-6-26 Voss Elite 3rd place
9. 2013-8-3 Oslo Elite 1st place
10. 2013-9-14 Lillehammer Elite 1st place
11. 2014-5-24 Øystese Elite 1st place
12. 2014-7-12 Bergen Elite 1st place
13. 2014-7-13 Bergen Elite 1st place
14. 2014-10-4 Kongsberg Elite 1st place
15. 2014-10-5 Kongsberg Elite 1st place
16. 2015-5-24 Norheimsund Elite 2nd place
17. 2015-9-29 Kongsberg Elite 1st place
18. 2015-9-30 Kongsberg Elite 1st place
19. 2015-9-12 Bergen Elite 1st place
20. 2015-9-13 Bergen Elite 1st place
21. 2016-4-23 Kongsberg Elite 1st place
22. 2016-4-24 Kongsberg Elite 1st place
23. 2016-6-24 Norheimsund Elite 1st place
24. 2016-9-10 Hobøl Elite 1st place
25. 2016-9-11 Hobøl Elite 1st place
26. 2017-4-29 Tomter Elite 1st place
27. 2017-4-30 Tomter Elite 1st place
28. 2017-6-24 Norheimsund Elite 1st place
29. 2018-8-18 Tomter Elite 1st place
30. 2018-8-19 Tomter Elite 1st place
31. 2018-10-27 Bergen Elite 1st place
32. 2018-10-28 Bergen Elite 1st place
33. 2019-8-17 Tomter Elite 1st place
34. 2019-8-18 Tomter Elite 1st place
35. 2019-9-31 Norheimsund Elite 1st place
36. 2019-9-1 Norheimsund Elite 1st place

Norwegian Championship

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Eirik is the first official Norwegian champion in trials.[15]

No Date Location Country Class Position
1. 2014-5-25 Øystese   Norway Elite 26"   Gold
2. 2015-5-23 Norheimsund   Norway Elite 26"   Gold
3. 2016-6-25 Norheimsund   Norway Elite 26"   Gold
4. 2017-6-24 Norheimsund   Norway Elite 26"   Gold
5. 2018-8-19 Tomter   Norway Elite 26"   Gold
6. 2019-9-1 Norheimsund   Norway Elite 26"   Gold

European Championship

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No Date Location Country Class Position
1. 2012-7-22 Weilrod-Riedelbach   Germany Elite 26" 18th place
2. 2013-6-22 Bern    Switzerland Elite 26" 17th place
3. 2014-6-14 Walbrzych   Poland Elite 26" 16th place
4. 2015-7-24 Chies d'Alpago   Italy Elite 26" 9th place
5. 2016-7-23 Le Puy-en-Velay   France Elite 26" 15th place
6. 2019-10-4 Il Ciocco   Italy Elite 26" 23rd place

World championship

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No Date Location Country Class Position
1. 2014-9-4 Lillehammer   Norway Elite 26" 19th place
2. 2015-9-5 La Massana   Andorra Elite 26" 19th place
3. 2016-9-1 Val di Sole   Italy Elite 26" 20th place
4. 2017-11-10 Chengdu   China Elite 26" 14th place
5. 2018-11-5 Chengdu   China Elite 26" 19th place

World cup

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Eirik Ulltang was the first Norwegian that competed in the UCI Trials World Cup. His best result is a 12th place.[16]

The table is an overview over single race results in the worldcup.

No Date Location Country Class Position
1. 2012-6-3 Aalter   Belgium Elite 26" 43rd place
2. 2012-9-23 Geneve    Switzerland Elite 26" 37th place
3. 2013-4-21 Heubach   Germany Elite 26" 33rd place
4. 2013-6-2 Walbrzych   Poland Elite 26" 24th place
5. 2013-6-28 Pra-Loup   France Elite 26" 41st place
6. 2013-8-18 Méribel   France Elite 26" 27th place
7. 2013-9-27 Antwerp   Belgium Elite 26" 28th place
8. 2014-5-31 Kraków   Poland Elite 26" 22nd place
9. 2014-7-25 Pra-Loup   France Elite 26" 28th place
10. 2014-8-22 Meribel   France Elite 26" 19th place
11. 2014-9-20 Moutier    Switzerland Elite 26" 22nd place
12. 2014-9-27 Antwerp   Belgium Elite 26" 24th place
13. 2015-8-9 Vöcklabruck   Austria Elite 26" 19th place
14. 2015-8-23 Albertville   France Elite 26" 19th place
15. 2015-9-27 Antwerp   Belgium Elite 26" 30th place
16. 2016-5-21 Kraków   Poland Elite 26" 27th place
17. 2016-7-10 Les Menuires   France Elite 26" 14th place
18. 2016-7-31 Vöcklabruck   Austria Elite 26" 12th place
19. 2016-8-21 Albertville   France Elite 26" 17th place
20. 2016-9-24 Antwerp   Belgium Elite 26" 22nd place
21. 2017-5-20 Aalter   Belgium Elite 26" 32nd place
22. 2017-7-8 Vöcklabruck   Austria Elite 26" 16th place
23. 2018-7-8 Vöcklabruck   Austria Elite 26" 23rd place
24. 2018-8-26 Val di Sole   Italy Elite 26" 17th place
25. 2018-9-22 Antwerp   Belgium Elite 26" 28th place
26. 2018-10-13 Berlin   Germany Elite 26" 18th place
27. 2019-7-5 Salzburg   Austria Elite 26" 23rd place
28. 2019-8-23 Val di Sole   Italy Elite 26" 20th place
29. 2019-10-11 Il Ciocco   Italy Elite 26" 27th place

References

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  1. ^ Eirik Ulltang første landslagsutøver i Trial Archived 2013-10-04 at the Wayback MachineSykling.no May 10th 2013
  2. ^ Ranking - Trials 2014 Archived 2014-12-02 at the Wayback MachineUCI September 23rd 2014
  3. ^ Eirik Ulltang med debut i UCI WC Trials Archived 2013-10-04 at the Wayback MachineSykling.no June 5th 2012
  4. ^ "Eirik (26) syklet opp til Preikestolen - se den spektakulære videoen". Archived from the original on 2016-08-28. Retrieved 2016-08-30.
  5. ^ NRK. "Eirik hoppet Svolværgeita på sykkel". Retrieved 2016-08-30.
  6. ^ Hopper over Ridderspranget på sykkel (in Norwegian Bokmål), retrieved 2020-10-05
  7. ^ Eirik Ulltang vant Norgescupen i Trial 2012 Archived 2013-10-04 at the Wayback MachineSykling.no August 6th 2012
  8. ^ NorgesCup Trial sammenlagt 2013 Archived 2014-07-14 at the Wayback MachineSykling.no September 17th 2013
  9. ^ Ulltang vant alt og sammenlagt Archived 2014-10-15 at the Wayback MachineSykling.no October 8th 2014
  10. ^ "NC 5 Bergen: Glatt, vått og rått i sesongavslutningen" (in Norwegian Bokmål). 2015-09-14. Retrieved 2016-08-30.
  11. ^ "Sesongavslutningen på Hobøl » Biketrial.no" (in Norwegian Bokmål). Retrieved 2020-09-24.
  12. ^ "Eirik Ulltang tok seieren under NM Trial og NorgesCupen | NCF". www.sykling.no. Archived from the original on 2020-02-15. Retrieved 2020-09-24.
  13. ^ "Ulltangs syvende sammenlagtseier » Biketrial.no" (in Norwegian Bokmål). Retrieved 2020-09-24.
  14. ^ "Eirik Ulltang vant for sjette gang » Biketrial.no" (in Norwegian Bokmål). Retrieved 2020-09-24.
  15. ^ Eirik Ulltang med historisk seier Archived 2014-12-02 at the Wayback MachineSykling.no Mai 27th 2014
  16. ^ "Sports Result". www.uci.infostradasports.com. Archived from the original on 2016-08-27. Retrieved 2016-08-30.
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