Tobias Ludvigsson announced this Friday that he was ending his professional career. At 34 years old, and after fourteen years among the pros, the Swede did not find a new team after Q36.5 Pro Cyclingwhere he has been racing for the last two years, and who has decided not to renew his contract. Before that, Ludvigsson had run for many years for Groupama-FDJ et Giant Alpecin. He began his professional career in 2011, with the Swedish continental team. CikelCity.seled by Aike Visbeek. For his last year, in 2024, he notably ranked 2nd in the Swedish Championship time trial.
Video – Tom Pidcock joined Q36.5 Pro Cycling this winter
“It’s been a great adventure”
Ludvigsson will have had a rich career. He notably participated in 13 Grand Tours, including one Tour de France in 2018, most as a team member. He has five professional victories to his name, including three Swedish Time Trial Championships between 2017 and 2019. In 2014, during the timed climb of theStar of Bessèges, Ludvigsson achieves a double by winning the fifth stage as well as the final general classification. On his social networks, he announced the news himself: “It’s time, after thirteen years as a professional, to say goodbye to this life. Everything has an end. Thank you to everyone who has been there for me, it’s been a great adventure!”he concludes.
