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The Latest Breaking News from Tadej Pogačar

'As part of a generation that changed cycling' – Mathieu van der Poel reflects on how he wants to be remembered and confirms main summer racing plans

Dutchman will make his sixth Tour de France appearance this summer, but he hasn't abandoned his love of off-road

Cycling News · Apr 30

Jonas Vingegaard the clear frontrunner, but who will emerge as his biggest challenger? – Analysing the favourites for the Giro d'Italia

Dane looks to become eighth man in history to win all three Grand Tours on the road from Bulgaria to Rome

Cycling News · Apr 30

'It was a hard transition' – Tadej Pogačar climbs his first mountain of 2026 but has to ride within himself

World champion is riding his first stage race after Classics-only Spring, and has to get more tactical than usual on stage 1

Cycling News · Apr 30

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'Hard not to feel like I've let a lot of people down' – latest setback to 2026 season sees Oscar Onley leave Tour de Romandie with illness

British racer's recent challenges continue as a stomach bug forces him to withdraw from Swiss stage race

Cycling News · Apr 30

'This would be so awful' - German musician's song begging Paul Seixas not to sign for UAE Team Emirates goes viral

Songwriter behind Mieke Kröger anthem returns with viral video

Cycling News · Apr 29

Tour de Romandie: Tadej Pogačar sprints to stage 1 win and race lead from small breakaway in first climbing test

World champion out-sprints Lipowitz, Martinez after blowing race apart on late climb

Cycling News · Apr 29

'The best form of defence is to attack' – Tadej Pogačar outsprints breakaway to win Tour de Romandie stage 1

The Slovenian also takes the lead in the week-long Swiss stage race

Cycling Weekly · Apr 29

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'A mean winning machine' – Netcompany-Ineos insist AI will win them the Tour de France in five years, but does it just come down to cash?

An inside look at the ambitious launch of Ineos '3.0' and the return of Dave Brailsford alongside new co-title sponsor at London event

Cycling News · Apr 29

'It would be a dream team for Jonas' – former Tour de France winner Bjarne Riis argues Vingegaard should consider switching to Netcompany-Ineos

Ex-racer argues new Danish sponsor might offer great opportunity for Vingegaard to move on

Cycling News · Apr 29

'That is extraordinary' –Paul Seixas added 20 watts per month to his power over the winter, according to fellow French pro

No wonder he's winning so much this season

Cycling Weekly · Apr 29

Tour de Romandie: Dorian Godon wins prologue as Tadej Pogačar falls short

Jakob Søderqvist, Ivo Oliveira power to second and third

Cycling News · Apr 28

'I can see him on the podium in Paris at the end of the three weeks' – The case for sending Paul Seixas to the Tour de France

On current form, there’s only one rider in the world capable of getting close to Tadej Pogačar, but he’s not even 20, yet

Cycling Weekly · Apr 28

Can anyone beat Tadej Pogačar? - Tour de Romandie prologue start times and order

Slovenian star last to start 3.2km opening effort at 17.27 local time

Cycling News · Apr 28

Should Paul Seixas ride the Tour de France this year? We debate the pros and cons for French super talent making his debut

Patrick argues that the wonder kid is ready for the next step, whilst Matilda urges patience

Cycling News · Apr 28

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Cycling News · Apr 27

Sean Kelly's Classics column: Just like Pogačar, Paul Seixas has the whole package, but he shouldn't ride the Tour this summer

The two-time Liège-Bastogne-Liège winner shares his thoughts on Tadej Pogačar's stunning fourth La Doyenne title, Demi Vollering's untouchable climbing credentials, and where next for France's super talent

Cycling Weekly · Apr 27

Paul Seixas will 'destroy everybody' says Tadej Pogačar, after being pushed all the way at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

In turn, Seixas called Pogačar the greatest rider of all time

Cycling News · Apr 27

Tadej Pogačar the clear favourite at his first stage race of the year – Analysing the Tour de Romandie contenders

World champion will face Florian Lipowitz, Oscar Onley and Antonio Tiberi in Swiss stage race

Cycling News · Apr 27

'We must keep fighting for the future of the sport' – Demi Vollering calls for longer TV coverage of women's racing following Liège-Bastogne-Liège win

'That is also a good reminder of how far we have come in women's cycling, but also how far we still have to go'

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Cycling Weekly · Apr 27

'It’s about giving our sport the visibility it deserves' – Demi Vollering criticises limited women's TV coverage after Liège-Bastogne-Liège win

'We have come a long way, but it shows we are still not there yet,' she said

Cycling News · Apr 26

Tadej Pogačar fined 5000 CHF for jersey design worn on Liège-Bastogne-Liège podium, later overturned by race jury

Officials remove hefty fine initially handed down for personal sponsor, reason given for penalty was 'wrong place of the publicity on the world champion jersey during the award ceremony'

Cycling News · Apr 26

'Just being able to follow him is already something' – Paul Seixas takes another step forward in Liège, and Pogačar is expecting him to start the Tour de France

French super talent was the only rider able to live with World Champion's initial attacks on La Redoute, before getting dropped on final climb

Cycling News · Apr 26

'If I tried to follow, I would completely blow up' – Remco Evenepoel settles for third, unable to match superstar rivals at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

Belgian says 'third place was probably the maximum for me today' in the face of Pogačar and Seixas

Cycling News · Apr 26

'I was already preparing to sprint because he was so strong' – Tadej Pogačar almost pushed beyond his limit by Paul Seixas at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

World Champion says 'luckily, he dropped, but I was prepared to go head-to-head' after beating 19-year-old in thrilling 112th edition of Monument

Cycling Weekly · Apr 26

Remco Evenepoel escapes rivals in huge early break at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

UAE Emirates-XRG and Decathlon CMA CGM forced to chase

Cycling News · Apr 26

Remco Evenepoel shocks rivals by getting into massive early breakaway at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, forcing Pogačar and Seixas into long chase

Belgian star got away in 50-rider group with 250km to go, with Decathlon and UAE trying to bring back 3:30 deficit

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