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| Date of birth | 22.6.1989 |
| Country | Norway |
| Team | Hyundai Motorsport |
| Co-driver | Torstein Eriksen |
| Total starts | 137 |
| First event | Wales 2006 |
| Victories | 3 |
| First win | Catalonia 2015 |
| Podiums | 25 |
| Retirements | 22 |
| Stage wins | 118 |
| Power Stage wins | 3 |
| Total points | 896 |
| 2023 season ranking | 11. |
| Championship wins | 0 |
Stats updated 8/1/2025
Andreas Mikkelsen started his rally career at the age of 17 and drove his first World Rally Championship event at the same age in Wales in 2006. In 2008, Mikkelsen achieved his first points by finishing fifth in Rally Sweden.
During his time with Volkswagen, Mikkelsen won three events. The 2018 season was poor for Mikkelsen, but the Norwegian has been under contract with Hyundai since 2019.
The Norwegian driver competed in the 2017 season first with Citroen, but for the last three races of the season, he was part of the Hyundai team. Mikkelsen continued with Hyundai in 2019 but found himself without a factory team position in 2020. The COVID-affected season saw Mikkelsen claim two European Rally Championships and one WRC event win driving a Skoda Rally2 car.
In 2021, the Norwegian delivered impressive performances behind the wheel of a Skoda Fabia, winning both the WRC2 championship and the European Rally Championship.
In the 2023 season, Andreas Mikkelsen won the WRC2 class championship. His success did not go unnoticed, and for 2024, the Norwegian driver moved to drive Hyundai’s third Rally1 car, participating in a selection of the season’s events.
Andreas Mikkelsen, who made a brief appearance with Hyundai’s rally team last season, refuses to give up on his top-level career.
The 2024 WRC season finale brought some unexpected “post-race drama.”
Andreas Mikkelsen’s future in the World Rally Championship remains uncertain.
Hyundai’s Andreas Mikkelsen may have reached the end of his career at the top level of rallying.
Toyota, led by Jari-Matti Latvala, is on the verge of claiming the manufacturers’ championship in the World Rally Championship after dramatic twists and turns.
Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville is the 2024 World Rally Champion.
Hyundai’s Andreas Mikkelsen saw his Rally Japan come to an early end after retiring on Friday morning.
Thierry Neuville, chasing his first World Rally Championship title, faced a nightmare scenario on Friday’s third stage at Rally Japan.
The season-ending Rally Japan began with the first stage setting the tone for an exciting weekend of competition.
