No. 104 - Tim Johnson
 | Team: Health Net Pro Cycling Team Presented by Maxxis Country: USA DOB: 8/5/1977 | Age: 29 Hometown: Middleton, MA Residence: Knowlton, QC Height: 5'9" | Weight: 150 Hobbies: Snowmobiling, snow shoeing, igloo building Pro Since: 2001 NRC Rank: 93rd & Points: 142 Specialty: All Around, Climber |
Career Summary
Tim Johnson is possibly the greatest cyclocross rider in US history and had one of his best cyclocross seasons in 2006 finishing in the top four of all the races he entered. He has also found success on the road with his overall win at the 2003 Herald Sun Tour. He is a three-time US National Cyclocross champion and finished third in the U23 World Cyclocross Championships in 1999.Events
07 Amgen Tour of California06 Amgen Tour of California
06 Tour de Georgia
05 Tour de Georgia
04 Tour de Georgia
03 Tour de Georgia
Individual Results
- 2006 1st overall rankings National Cyclocross Racing Calendar standings; 3rd California Giant Cyclocross National Championships; 1st California Giant Strawberry Cup; 2nd overall and five podium finishes Crankbrothers USGP of Cyclocross Series; five wins New Englad Championship Cyclocross Series; 1st Vermont Grand Prix
- 2005 1st overall. Verge New England Cyclocross Series; 1st USGP #3; 1st NECCS in Farmington, CT and Sterling, MA; 1st Aurora Cross UCI; 14th San Francisco Grand Prix
- 2003 1st overall, two stage wins, Herald Sun Tour; 1st Points classification; 1st Mountain classification International Tour de Toona; 1st La Classique Montreal-Quebec; 1st Fort Collins Grand Prix; 1st individual time trial Multi-Laser Grand Prix
- 2002 1st mountains classification, Tour Slovenia; 1st Monkey Hill Cyclocross; 5th overall, Cascade Classic
- 2001 1st US National Cyclocross Championships; 1st mountains classification, Tour of Willamette; 1st Mt. Washington Hill Climb; 1st Cherry Blossom Classic; 1st Amherst International Cyclocross; 2nd overall SuperCup Cyclocross; 3rd Another Dam Race
- 2000 1st Mt Washington Hill Climb; 1st Sterling Road Race
- 1999 3rd U23 World Cyclocross Championships
