Faxe Kondi takes over Uno-X Mobility Cycling for the Tour of Denmark
Rasmus Tiller, Carl-Frederik Bévort, Henrik Pedersen, Storm Ingebrigtsen and William Blume Levy.. (Image credit: Uno-X Mobility Cycling).
Uno-X Mobility Cycling will race the 2026 PostNord Tour of Denmark as Team Faxe Kondi, wearing a complete special-edition design created for the five-stage race.
General Manager,, Thor Hushovd. (Image credit: Uno-X Mobility Cycling).
For five stages, the team’s usual red and yellow look will be replaced by a distinctive Faxe Kondi edition from head to toe, including jerseys, bikes, helmets, glasses, gloves, socks and shoe covers.
The result is a full Faxe Kondi takeover, bringing a little more flavour, colour and playfulness to one of Denmark’s biggest sporting events.
Don’t just race it. Faxe it.
Faxe Kondi became an official partner of Uno-X Mobility Cycling in February 2026. From the beginning of the partnership, both parties wanted to create something that went beyond a traditional logo placement and reflected the personality and energy shared by the two brands.
“From the start, we agreed that this partnership should be about more than simply placing a logo on the jersey. Faxe Kondi has a strong identity in Denmark, and its energy and playfulness fit our team very well. The Tour of Denmark is the perfect place to bring that partnership to life in a way that people will notice. I’m looking forward to putting on a green jersey again,” says Thor Hushovd, General Manager of Uno-X Mobility Cycling.
The special-edition setup has been developed in close cooperation with the team’s equipment partners. Ridley has created the Faxe Kondi edition of the race bikes, while Danish performance clothing brand FUSION is behind the special race kit. Sweet Protection has produced the matching helmets, with GripGrab supplying the gloves and shoe covers.
The complete special-edition Team Faxe Kondi kit will also be available for fans to purchase for a limited time. Shop the collection here.
“We are incredibly proud of our partnership with one of the world’s best cycling teams, and there is a fantastic match between Uno-X and Faxe Kondi, where team spirit and the joy of sport are the common denominators—even at the absolute elite level. From the moment we entered into the partnership, we agreed that we wanted to create something unique together. Seeing the riders line up for the Tour of Denmark in a special Faxe Kondi edition is a proud moment and a fantastic way to celebrate the partnership with cycling fans across Denmark," says Niels Jørgensen, Head of Sponsorship, Faxe Kondi.
The takeover will follow the team across Denmark throughout all five stages, from 29 July to 2 August. Appropriately, the final stage starts in Køge, only a short distance from Faxe, where Faxe Kondi was created in 1971, before the race concludes in Rødovre.
Uno-X Mobility Cycling’s line-up for the 2026 Tour of Denmark:
Henrik Breiner Pedersen 🇩🇰
William Blume Levy 🇩🇰
Carl-Frederik Bévort 🇩🇰
Alexander Kamp 🇩🇰
Erlend Blikra 🇳🇴
Storm Ingebrigtsen 🇳🇴
Rasmus Tiller 🇳🇴
Team Faxe Kondi 🎬
About Faxe Kondi
Faxe Kondi was introduced in 1971, when Faxe Brewery – today Royal Unibrew — together with multisport national team player Knud Lundberg created a lemon/lime beverage with added glucose. Today, Faxe Kondi is Denmark’s leading lemon/lime soft drink, known for its distinctive taste and strong heritage in sports. Faxe Kondi is owned by Royal Unibrew, and in Norway the brand is distributed through its subsidiary Hansa Borg & Solera Norway.
About Uno-X Mobility Cycling
Uno-X Mobility Cycling is a professional cycling team competing at WorldTour level with both a men’s and women’s programme. Established in 2017, the team has grown from a development project into the only Scandinavian team at the highest level of international cycling. With strong roots in Norway and Denmark, Uno-X Mobility Cycling combines performance ambition with a long-term commitment to developing Scandinavian talent and inspiring the future of mobility through cycling.
For more information, contact:
Henning Askjer Lefsaker, Head of Communications.