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Uno-X Mobility · staff profile
General manager
Thor Hushovd

Norway's world champion sprinter now fronting the country's most important road-cycling project.

Thor Hushovd paper-collage staff portrait

Thor Hushovd was Norway's first road world champion and one of the defining sprinters and hardmen of his era. He won Tour de France stages, wore yellow, won green, and built a reputation as a rider who could sprint after days that had already destroyed most sprinters.

His move into Uno-X leadership gives the Norwegian project a public face with real Tour credibility. Uno-X has grown from regional ambition to a team that expects to matter in July, with a Scandinavian identity and riders capable of both GC respectability and stage wins.

The 2026 Tour is a major credibility test. Tobias Halland Johannessen gives the team GC weight, Magnus Cort brings stage-winning intelligence, and the broader roster can attack. Hushovd's job is to help turn national enthusiasm into repeatable WorldTour performance.

Why it mattersUno-X is trying to become more than a charming wildcard, and Hushovd gives that ambition a champion's face.

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Thor Hushovd is part of the Uno-X Mobility story at the 2026 Tour — see the full team page.

Portrait: AI paper-collage render (gpt-image-2) after a public reference image — source: Wikimedia Commons, author/source: Richard Masoner / Cyclelicious, license/status: CC BY-SA 2.0. A fan project — not affiliated with the Tour de France or A.S.O.