Anche la Norvegia ha ufficializzato i nomi dei suoi corridori per le sfide iridate di Innsbruck, Austria. Nel mucchio c'è il velocista Boasson Hagen come punta degli Elite. In campo femminile Susanne Andersen è sulla carta la più accreditata, mentre tra i giovani juniores molto attesi Wærenskjold e la Lutro. Quanto agli under 23, Foss e Tiller i più pericolosi.

DONNE ELITE
Susanne Andersen (Stavanger SK/Team Hitec Products – Birk Sport)         
Stine Borgli (CK Victoria)                                                                       
Vita Heine (Bergen CK/Team Hitec Products – Birk Sport)               
Ingrid Lorvik (CK Victoria/Team Hitec Products - Birk Sport)                                                  
Katrine Aalerud (Vestby SK/Team Virtu Cycling Women)               

DONNE JUNIOR
Thale Kielland Bjerk (Bærum OCK)     
Martine Gjøs (Horten OC)        
Amalie Lutro (Stavanger SK)                   
Silje Mathisen (Halden CK)                                                        

ELITE
Sven Erik Bystrøm (Stavanger SK/UAE Team Emirates)          
Vegard Stake Laengen (Asker CK/UAE Team Emirates)                  
Edvald Boasson Hagen (Lillehammer CK/Dimension Data)                            
Markus Hoelgaard (Sandnes SK/Joker Icopal)                                            
Carl Fredrik Hagen (Sagene IF Sykkel/Joker Icopal)                  
Odd Christian Eiking (Fana IL Sykkel/Wanty Group Gobert)                  

UNDER 23
Idar Andersen (Gauldal SK/ UNO-X Norwegian Development Team)
Tobias Foss (Lillehammer CK/ UNO-X Norwegian Development Team)
Andreas Leknessund (Ringerike SK/UNO-X Norwegian Development Team)    
Rasmus Fossum Tiller (Lillehammer CK/Joker Icopal)                                                   
Torjus Sleen (Tønsberg CK/ UNO-X Norwegian Development Team)   

JUNIORES
Fredrik Finnesand (Sandnes SK)                                                      
Dennis Gråsvold (Grenland SK)                                                                    
Ådne Holter (Lillehammer CK)                                             
Søren Wærenskjold (Ringerike SK)                                    
Daniel Årnes (Kristiansands CK)                            
Ludvig Fischer Aasheim (SK Rye)