Do you want to be part of a business network where relationships and results are developed at high speed?

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The CO:PLAY Cycling Network is for those who enjoy strong professional relationships, good company - and getting wind in their hair while doing it. In 2026, we continue the success with weekly training sessions in a professional setting and participation in the Tour de Mallorca.

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The network combines business development, community and physical activity. You don't have to be an elite cyclist - but you do need to want to be part of the sweat, sparring and toasting.

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Why a bike network?

CO:PLAY is the main sponsor of Denmark's highest ranked elite cycling team, Team CO:PLAY-GIANTSTORE, and this is reflected in the network. Here you get a unique opportunity to be coached by - and train with - elite athletes and key people from the cycling world. At the same time, you'll build relationships with other decision-makers in the business world.

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Our goals with the network

• Creating an engaging network that makes training fun and meaningful.

• To inspire participants to experience the joy of cycling.

• Motivating participants to achieve goals they may not have thought possible.

• To give participants an unforgettable experience.

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Who can participate?

The network is aimed at decision-makers - especially in companies working with or around IT and technology. We are looking for participants who are passionate about cycling and want to be part of a strong business network where both shared experiences and professional sparring are in focus.

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Elite experience is not a requirement. The most important thing is that you want to get actively involved - both on the bike and in the social community.

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Want to join the team in 2026?

Request a seat here: Exclusive cycling network for the 2026 season - Fill in the form

Applications are assessed based on the composition of industries, roles and companies.

The deadline for applications is December 31, 2025 - then we will contact the selected participants.

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