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EP in Slovenia: Pogačar's performance is uncertain, but preparations are in full swing
Slovenia⚽ Sports1 hr. ago

EP in Slovenia: Pogačar's performance is uncertain, but preparations are in full swing

The article discusses preparations for the European Cycling Championships (EP) in Slovenia, which will take place from October 2 to 7, 2026. Tadej Pogačar, one of Slovenia's top cyclists, is currently in hospital and his participation remains uncertain. Despite this, preparations are proceeding smoothly. The event will involve over 1,300 people in organization, including 850 security personnel, extensive infrastructure such as 8 kilometers of fencing and 10 kilometers of safety barriers, and numerous facilities for journalists and representatives. Over 800 cyclists from more than 45 countries will participate, along with 500 members of support staff. The Slovenian Cycling Union (KZS) organized the event after the withdrawal of the European Games from Germany. The event is considered higher ranked than the Slovenian race, which took place in Maribor this year. The event involves collaboration between multiple local governments, tourist offices, police, health services, road authorities, and various partners. It also includes less obvious services like veterinary care. The event aims to set new standards for organizing large sports events in Slovenia.

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EP in Slovenia: Pogačar's performance is uncertain, but preparations are in full swing

The article discusses preparations for the European Cycling Championships (EP) in Slovenia, which will take place from October 2 to 7, 2026. Tadej Pogačar, one of Slovenia's top cyclists, is currently in hospital and his participation remains uncertain. Despite this, preparations are proceeding smoothly. The event will involve over 1,300 people in organization, including 850 security personnel, extensive infrastructure such as 8 kilometers of fencing and 10 kilometers of safety barriers, and numerous facilities for journalists and representatives. Over 800 cyclists from more than 45 countries will participate, along with 500 members of support staff. The Slovenian Cycling Union (KZS) organized the event after the withdrawal of the European Games from Germany. The event is considered higher ranked than the Slovenian race, which took place in Maribor this year. The event involves collaboration between multiple local governments, tourist offices, police, health services, road authorities, and various partners. It also includes less obvious services like veterinary care. The event aims to set new standards for organizing large sports events in Slovenia.

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