Claus Michael Møller

Claus Michael Møller
To person
Date of birth	3rd October 1968
nation	Denmark
discipline	Street
End of career	2007
doping
1999-2001	testosterone
	Last updated: June 25, 2019

Claus Michael Møller (born October 3, 1968 in Hjørring ) is a former Danish cyclist .

Athletic career

Claus Michael Møller started his career at Castellblanch in 1995 , after doing an internship at TVM the previous year . After one year at Estepona en Marcha , among other things , he switched to TVM-Farm Frites in 1998 . He rode there for two years before joining the Portuguese cycling team Maia-MSS in 2000 . Here he won his first professional victory in 2001 at the Subida al Naranco . In the Vuelta a España , he reached the same year the second in the mountains classification behind the four-time winner Jose Maria Jiménez ; he also managed a stage win. In 2003 he won a stage for Milaneza and the overall ranking of the Algarve Tour , as well as the eleventh stage of the Tour of Portugal . He moved to Alessio-Bianchi the following year , with whom he took part in the Tour de France and finished it in 70th place overall. In 2005 he went back to Portugal to the small team Barbot-Pascoal . He won a stage of the Tour of Portugal. He ended his career at the end of the 2007 season.