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    The Pogi Years | How Tadej Pogačar Changed Cycling and the Tour de France



    Tadej Pogačar’s record-equalling fifth Tour de France win strengthened his claim to being the greatest cyclist of all time. But his impact on pro cycling stretches far beyond the yellow jersey. We speak to a current rider, a coach, a sports director and a journalist to explore how the Pogi years have changed the sport.

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    1. @pdureska7814 on

      While Pogi has 5 wins and 2 second place finishes in the TDF everyone forgets he won 3 stages in the 2019 Vuelta and finished third on the podium. Thats 8 podiums in 8 grand Tours.

    2. @KidFury27 on

      Oh how we forget The Sheriff so quickly…and I don't want to hear about doping. Everyone did (and still does) it. The records are still there and on everyone's minds. 98 days in yellow, 7 TdF wins.
      Voldemort rules supreme.

    3. @tonyg3091 on

      Pog rewrote the book of cycling itself. Races like MSR and Flanders are raced now in a totally different manner and using totally different tactics. Massive influence over the entire sport

    7. @Sills71 on

      When Pog did the Triple and won 2 Monuments in the same year, he surpassed EVERY cyclist in the history of the sport. That was the moment Pog became the GOAT.

    10. @Gnarmarmilla on

      Still has to beat Eddy Merck and Lance Armstrong (everyone was doping, and who cares anyway? That’s a Big Health care policy that is only in place for the sake of greed anyway).

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