We are pleased to announce that the rankings for Styrkeprøven are once again available and are being updated regularly on Turritt.com.

After a period during which the leaderboards were not updated, participants can now once again view their results, track their progress over the years, and compare themselves with others who have completed Styrkeprøven. The Hall of Fame is a unique overview of the achievements recorded in Norway’s biggest cycling challenge, and we know that many of us have missed these statistics.

Since 1967, the Styrkeprøven has been one of Norway’s most time-honored cycling challenges. The Trondheim–Oslo route, in particular, holds a very special place in Norwegian cycling history. With a distance of over 500 kilometers, the race has, for generations, been a goal for recreational cyclists and cycling enthusiasts who want to test their endurance, willpower, and ability to complete one of the country’s longest and most demanding cycling feats. For many, it is not just a race, but a project they plan and train for throughout much of the year.

The Hall of Fame helps preserve this history. It shows not only who has participated, but also who has returned year after year and built up an impressive record of finishes. For many riders, the number of Trondheim–Oslo finishes is at least as important as the finishing time, and the Hall of Fame has therefore become a list of honor that documents their dedication and effort over several decades.

You can find the peerage directories here:

• Trondheim–Oslo: https://turritt.com/index.php?page=liveadel&rittid=1
• Lillehammer–Oslo: https://turritt.com/index.php?page=liveadel&rittid=29
• Eidsvoll–Oslo: https://turritt.com/index.php?page=liveadel&rittid=27

Although the Trondheim–Oslo race will not be held as a regular event this year, riders who complete a continuous bike ride of at least 520 kilometers in Norway by the end of August will be registered for the 2026 event, in line with the arrangement Styrkeprøven has established for those who had planned to ride Trondheim–Oslo this year. These rides will be approved and then entered into the official record, ensuring that riders can continue their participation history even in a different Styrkeprøven year.

We hope these results calendars will help create fond memories, provide a pleasant look back at past results, and offer new motivation for future cycling challenges. Enjoy hunting for those results—and good luck in your quest to complete the next Styrkeprøven!