Thor Hushovd, the manager of the Uno-X professional cycling team in Norway, has expressed his belief that Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, known for his dominance in cross-country skiing, could be the best in cycling as well. Klæbo recently achieved the title of the best winter Olympian of all time at the Milano Cortina Olympics, securing victories across all six distances in succession, leaving no one to rival him in his current sport. His exceptional talent not only in skiing but also his potential transition to cycling is being recognized by Hushovd as he coaches Klæbo during their training sessions together. Hushovd mentioned that he had advised Klæbo to consider cycling training after the Olympics, noting that Klæbo possesses a natural gift for the sport. His observations during their cycling sessions have led Hushovd to believe that Klæbo demonstrates a great sense of control on the bike and adapts quickly to the activity, which bodes well for any potential career in cycling. Given Klæbo's extraordinary physical capabilities, Hushovd is confident that he would achieve success in any endurance sport. Despite these prospects, Klæbo is currently focused on the upcoming FIS World Cup event in Falun this weekend, emphasizing his commitment to cross-country skiing for the time being. Hushovd's endorsement highlights the remarkable versatility of elite athletes and opens a conversation about the potential for athletes to excel across multiple sports, a notion that could inspire others in the sporting community.