Tadej Pogačar

It has been a stellar season for the Slovenian but one that wasn't without huge mental and physical pressure

By James Shrubsall Published 16 October 25

Hill-climb legend Andrew Feather was the only rider to hold off the world champion

By Tom Davidson Published 13 October 25

Not everyone can win all the time, unless you're Tadej Pogačar, which makes everything difficult

By Adam Becket Published 7 October 25

The Slovenian faced fan hostility on the way to another emphatic victory

By James Shrubsall Published 6 October 25

There was a very short results list at Sunday's event in France

By Tom Davidson Published 6 October 25

For the second week in a row, Slovenian wins major one-day race after solo attack, with Remco Evenepoel finishing in second

By Adam Becket Published 6 October 25

There's something very rare about Sunday's event

By Tom Davidson Published 3 October 25

Taking everything you know about cycling away for one race a year is fun, actually

By Adam Becket Published 30 September 25

With his second consecutive rainbow jersey won with a long solo break added to a fourth Tour de France title Pogačar is truly among sport's greatest

By Owen Rogers Published 28 September 25

The Slovenian attacked on Mont Kigali, with more than 100km to go before dropping Isaac Del Toro, riding the final 66km alone to claim victory

By Owen Rogers Published 28 September 25

Slovenian says 'expectations are high' as he sets out to keep rainbow jersey

By Tom Davidson Published 25 September 25

Tadej Pogačar took 16 of them, but Brandon McNulty sealed the deal at the Tour de Luxembourg on Sunday

By James Shrubsall Published 22 September 25

The Slovenian is now looking ahead to Sunday, where he will defend his title in the Worlds road race

By James Shrubsall Published 22 September 25

Dutch WorldTour pro Ide Schelling says his engine is just not big enough any more

By James Shrubsall Published 3 September 25

Dane won't ride the World Championships after Vuelta, and is all in for the red jersey

By Adam Becket Published 22 August 25

Slovenian will return to action at the GP de Québec at the beginning of September, in one-day action until the end of the year

By Adam Becket Published 11 August 25

Race to finish in Cardiff to pay tribute to Geraint Thomas in Welshman's final professional race

By Tom Thewlis Published 1 August 25

The chilled out former unicyclist with a penchant for cleaning up at the biggest races. Read on...

By James Shrubsall Last updated 1 August 25

A lightweight bike must be easier to ride on a hilly course? The science says no, and this is why the climbing bike might be dead in WorldTour racing, but it doesn't mean they're of no use to you and I.

By Andy Turner Published 30 July 25

Slovenian not racing Vuelta a España in August with UAE Emirates-XRG opting to field Juan Ayuso and João Almeida instead

By Tom Thewlis Published 29 July 25

UAE Team Emirates-XRG's Slovenian won by four minutes, tired in last week, but has no regrets

By Adam Becket Last updated 28 July 25

Tadej Pogačar has won his fourth Tour de France, but has he done enough to cement his status as the greatest of all time? Chris Marshall-Bell weighs the arguments for and against

By Chris Marshall-Bell Last updated 27 July 25

The world champion is supposed to ride the Vuelta a España in search of a first red jersey, but that plan didn't account for exhaustion

By Adam Becket Published 26 July 25

Having almost won four Tours before he is 27, and 21 stages to boot, the Slovenian should not be taken for granted

By Ned Boulting Published 26 July 25

His over-four minute lead has not changed much since the Pyrenees

By Adam Becket Published 25 July 25

Jonas Vingegaard takes second ahead of Tadej Pogačar on final summit finish as Arensman claims second stage win of the race

By Tom Thewlis Published 25 July 25

Tadej Pogačar takes second after late attack in the final kilometre drops Jonas Vingegaard

By Tom Thewlis Published 24 July 25