Bruised and bloodied Tadej Pogacar overcomes crash to secure Strade Bianche win
- Tadej Pogacar won the Strade Bianche, becoming only the second cyclist to achieve three victories in the race.
- Despite a heavy crash with under 50 kilometers left, Pogacar finished 1 minute, 24 seconds ahead of Tom Pidcock and 2 minutes, 12 seconds ahead of Tim Wellens.
- This year's race featured 16 gravel sectors, totaling 81.7 kilometers, on a 213-kilometer route.
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'I will beg Pogačar to miss the race in Paris'
Slovenian cycling star Tadej Pogačar, who fell badly in the Strade Bianche race on Saturday and then won, should not compete in the Paris - Roubaix race this season, according to the head of his team UAE Team Emirates, Mauro Gianetti. “I hope that Tadej Pogačar will decide not to race for Paris - Roubaix this year,” Gianetti told Rai Sport.
Tadej Pogacar motivates Mathieu van der Poel: 'Insane how strong he is'
Mathieu van der Poel is itchy after a sensational cycling weekend. Demi Vollering won Strade Bianche after a haunting fight with her former mentor and current archrival Anna van der Breggen. As expected, Tadej Pogacar was in a league of her own in the clay race. “It gives me motivation to beat him,” said MvDP a day before Tirreno-Adriatico.
Strade Bianche: Tadej Pogacar falls, gets up – and still wins
The world star of cycling continues his triumphant march. At the first spring classic of the year, he plunges into the road ditch and still wins – also because of a gesture of respect for his toughest opponent.
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