Tobias Halland Johannessen, born August 23, 1999, in Drøbak, Norway, is a professional road cyclist currently racing for the UCI ProTeam Uno-X Mobility[1][2][4]. He began his cycling career alongside his twin brother Anders, initially competing in cyclo-cross and mountain biking before shifting his primary focus to road racing[1][2]. Johannessen’s early years were marked by notable success in cyclo-cross, including multiple Norwegian national championships and strong international junior results[5]. He also achieved a bronze medal in cross-country at the UCI World Junior Mountain Bike Championships in 2016[5]. Johannessen transitioned to road cycling with Uno-X in 2021, quickly establishing himself as one of Norway’s most promising talents[1]. His breakthrough came in 2021 with a second-place finish in the General Classification at the Giro Ciclistico d’Italia and a victory at the prestigious Tour de l’Avenir, a key race for young riders, where he won by a narrow margin[1]. That same year, he represented Norway in the road race at the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics[1][2]. Despite setbacks from knee injuries in 2020, Johannessen demonstrated resilience by returning to high-level competition[1][2]. In subsequent seasons, Johannessen continued to build his reputation with strong performances in both one-day and stage races. He won the Young Rider Classification at the Critérium du Dauphiné in 2022 and finished fourth overall at the Tour of Norway, also securing the Points classification[1]. The 2023 season saw him claim a stage win at the Tour de Luxembourg, finish second at the Tour of Britain and Giro del Veneto, and achieve top-ten results in several other races[1][6]. He also completed his first Tour de France in 2023, finishing sixth overall in 2025—a career highlight that underscores his climbing ability and consistency in Grand Tours[6]. Johannessen is currently ranked among the top 50 riders in the UCI World Ranking, with seven UCI race victories to his name[4]. His recent results in 2024 include podium finishes at the Classic Var and Deutschland Tour, as well as consistent performances in WorldTour events[6]. However, a fractured collarbone sustained in a crash at the 2024 Gran Piemonte has temporarily sidelined him from competition[6]. Johannessen’s blend of climbing prowess, versatility, and steady progression makes him a key figure for Uno-X Mobility and a rider to watch in international cycling.