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Tadej Pogačar opened up about the 2020 Tour, which divided the Slovenian fans
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Tadej Pogačar opened up about the 2020 Tour, which divided the Slovenian fans

Tadej Pogačar spoke openly about his first victory at the 2020 Tour de France during an interview after the Pogi Challenge cycling event in Komen. He described the dramatic final stage where he overtook Primoz Roglic on the time trial at Planche des Belles Filles, leading to one of the most memorable moments in Tour history. While acknowledging his personal success, Pogačar expressed deep empathy for Roglic, whom he called a Slovenian legend and role model for young cyclists. He admitted feeling conflicted and grounded after the race, noting that the emotional impact of the event still lingers six years later. Pogačar hopes the painful memories will fade over time but praised Roglic’s contributions to Slovenian sports and cycling. He also mentioned his potential participation in the upcoming Vuelta a España.

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Tadej Pogačar opened up about the 2020 Tour, which divided the Slovenian fans

Tadej Pogačar spoke openly about his first victory at the 2020 Tour de France during an interview after the Pogi Challenge cycling event in Komen. He described the dramatic final stage where he overtook Primoz Roglic on the time trial at Planche des Belles Filles, leading to one of the most memorable moments in Tour history. While acknowledging his personal success, Pogačar expressed deep empathy for Roglic, whom he called a Slovenian legend and role model for young cyclists. He admitted feeling conflicted and grounded after the race, noting that the emotional impact of the event still lingers six years later. Pogačar hopes the painful memories will fade over time but praised Roglic’s contributions to Slovenian sports and cycling. He also mentioned his potential participation in the upcoming Vuelta a España.

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