Thor Hushovd

All four stages in 2023 will be north of the Arctic Circle from August 17-20 and conclude at the famed North Cape.

The former road world champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

The former world road champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

The Norwegian star squeezed the most out of his motor, winning the world title, two green jerseys, and more than 60 victories during a 15-year career.

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Thor Hushovd, 2010 world road race champion, is starting a Norwegian cycling team, with plans to race in the WorldTour by 2017.

Alexander Kristoff's victory at the Ronde van Vlaanderen puts him near the top of Norway's list of cycling greats

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Former world champion Thor Hushovd says he knew of Armstrong's doping, but chose not to come forward, denies having doped himself

As BMC moves on from Cadel Evans and Thor Hushovd, team leadership aims for Tour de France podium

Thor Hushovd, a world champion and green-jersey winner, is retiring on Saturday

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The story of how Oakley created and delivered two $10,000 prototypes to the 2008 Tour

Going downhill on two wheels is much more complex than simply letting gravity take over

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The Norwegian has struggled with results since a virus first knocked him down in 2012

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Sagan claims his first victory of the 2014 Amgen tour, making short work of former world champ Hushovd, while Wiggins easily holds his lead

The field for the 2014 race is one of the deepest in the event's nine-year history

American Taylor Phinney is ill and may not start Sunday, but BMC Racing is hoping its powerful Sanremo squad will finally deliver a major classics win

The two-time green jersey still pines for a Paris-Roubaix win, but is setting his sights on a wider array of race wins in his 15th year

RCS Sport adds a difficult climb that kicks up to 14 percent late in the race

The inclusion of cobblestones during a Tour de France stage next summer could potentially blow apart the GC leadership

The Norwegian powers to victory over Mezgec, Maes, and Petacchi

Riders 30 years old and above could start to phase out of contention in the worlds road race moving forward

Norwegian national champion Thor Hushovd (BMC Racing) won stage 2 of the inaugural Arctic Race of Norway

Kenny Robert Van Hummel triumphs in stage 1 at the four-day race

Taylor Phinney delivers one of several clutch wins for the squad after Cadel Evans' disappointing Tour de France

Norwegian lands his second win of the race as Izaguirre takes the overall lead

Chris Froome and Alberto Contador are the two favorites at the eight-day Criterium du Dauphine, which has a mountainous route throughout

Defending world champion has yet to notch a win this season, and says his goal is to earn a stage victory

Evan Rudd gets some quality time with Thor Hushovd's BMC Impec at the 2013 Amgen Tour of California

Fabian Cancellara and a slew of first-time winners came out on top in the classics, but who didn't?

Phinney will line up as a water-carrier, but could wind up a star if things go his way in a race that demands luck as well as legs

The two riders are not exactly killing it, but the weather hasn't been helping, says team management

With historic courses, frenzied fans, and dynamic racing, these men are the ones to watch from Harelbeke to Roubaix

BMC rider still looking for his first victory of 2013 after a slow start and says he's yet to hit his peak physical condition for the season

The race through northern Norway will take place Aug. 8-11 above the Arctic Circle

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The former world champion sprints to victory in stage 1

Thor Hushovd continues his comeback toward the classics in southern France and still dreams of winning Paris-Roubaix

After sub-par classics run in 2012, world champion Gilbert aims for spring treble at San Remo, Flanders and Liege

The European Cycling Union gets behind the anti-doping movement as new teams join ahead of January 1 deadline

Norwegian former world champ kept down by virus in 2012 season, but hopes to start building for 2013 soon

Already missing the Tour de France, former world champ pulls out of the Olympics

Norwegian former world champion recovering from viral infection that plagued him during his spring campaign

Farrar, Hushovd, Feillu and Lastras have abandoned the Giro d’Italia on today's stage 6.

Ballan emerges to save the day for star-packed super team

From the favorites talking about their chances to race maps and start lists, it's all here for "The Hell of the North"

BMC will not send two-time podium finisher Thor Hushovd to Milan-San Remo

Former world champion says ailing stomach won't effect him for Milan-San Remo

Hincapie seems to have thrown in the towel on his own dreams of winning the Hell of the North

Gilbert to skip ‘Hell of North,’ giving Thor clean shot

BMC riders talk about their excitement to defend Evans' title from the training camp in Denia, Spain

No green jerseys, no bunch sprints. Come July, it’s all for Cadel Evans for BMC’s newest superstars Thor Hushovd and Philippe Gilbert

"The night before the race, around midnight, I told my father, 'I will be close.' I knew I was good."

Thor Hushovd wants a Paris-Roubaix title, and says Philippe Gilbert won't be in his way. The two have different goals, but a similar approach, he adds.

"I am very disappointed. I missed a big opportunity today," Thor Hushovd told Norwegian journalists. "I felt very good all day and I am not tired now. That's frustrating."

Defending champion Thor Hushovd and Belgian ace Philippe Gilbert are downplaying their chances of winning the men's world road title on Sunday.

COPENHAGEN (VN) — Defending road race world champion Thor Hushovd admits winning a second rainbow jersey will prove difficult.

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Thor Hushovd won’t be riding the Vuelta a España with Garmin-Cervélo. Nor should he. The reigning world champion has had a strong 2011, topped by an amazing Tour de France (during which the multiple stage winner was a part-time bearer of the maillot jaune and a full-time badass). But that wouldn’t have made Jonathan Vaughters any less a fool to drop him into the team’s Vuelta mix.

Reigning world champion Thor Hushovd will not be racing the Vuelta a España with Garmin-Cervélo, a decision that team boss Jonathan Vaughters strongly defended for "what's best for the team."

World champion Thor Hushovd, who will begin a three-year commitment with BMC Racing in January, told Norwegian TV 2 Sport that he was frustrated with Garmin-Cervélo’s approach to the classics in 2011. But it's worth noting that at BMC he'll join a star-packed team that may not always be aligned with his ambitions.

The speculation is over. World road champion Thor Hushovd will join BMC Racing for three years beginning in 2012, the team announced Tuesday.

PARIS (VN) — World champion Thor Hushovd strongly hinted that he is exploring his options for a new team in 2012.

Garmin Cervelo's world champion Thor Hushovd on Tuesday won his second individual stage of the 2011 Tour de France, a cold, rainy, 162.5km race from Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux to Gap.

LOURDES, France (VN) - Thor Hushovd called his improbable stage 13 win in Lourdes, on the hip of the Pyrénées, his most important at the Tour de France to date. Previously an eight-time stage winner, Hushovd surprised his Garmin-Cervélo teammates and even scared director Lionel Marie, who followed him on the breakneck descents of the cols d’Aubisque and du Soulor Friday afternoon.

World champion Thor Hushovd (Garmin-Cervelo) won Friday's 13th stage of the 2011 Tour de France in solo breakaway after outracing the members of an early breakaway.

Mark Cavendish won Friday's marathon 218-kilometer race from Le Mans to Châteauroux, the last sprinter's stage before the race enters the Massif Central this weekend.

Team Sky's Edvald Boasson Hagen won stage 6 of the 2011 Tour de France on Thursday, a 226.5km race from Dinan to Lisieux along the coast of Normandy.

Editor's note: The following article appeared in the March 2011 issue of VeloNews magazine. We thought our web readers would enjoy a look at the what the Garmin-Cervelo team said about team cooperation before the season really started.

Nick Legan rides Cervelo's new S5 (the same model Mr. Hushovd is using). Plus a look at Hushovd's personal bike.

Mark Cavendish won Wednesday’s stage 5 of the 2011 Tour de France, a 164.5-kilometer race from Carhaix to Cap Fréhel.

Tuesday's biggest surprise was Thor Hushovd, whose tenacity and strength kept him in the yellow jersey by one second to Cadel Evans (BMC).

Cadel Evans (BMC) won Tuesday's stage 4 of the 2011 Tour de France, a 172.5-kilometer race from Lorient to Mûr-de-Bretagne with a tough uphill finish.

Norwegian continues to set records at the Tour de France