Julián Álvarez has returned to training with Atlético de Madrid at the Cerro del Espino facility after missing three training sessions due to an “indisposition”, according to the club. The Argentina international worked in isolation on Friday before rejoining his teammates following the team’s 3-1 victory against Sevilla at the Pizjuán. Return to Training Amid … Read more
Tadej Pogačar secured his third stage victory in six days at the Vuelta a España on Thursday, yet a surprising admission regarding his team’s initial race plan revealed how the day could have unfolded differently for the early breakaway, according to cycling reports. Pogačar Claims Third Victory as Early Breakaway Falters The Slovenian world champion … Read more
Tadej Pogacar has been forced to withdraw from the Vuelta a España after crashing during the eighth stage, sustaining a concussion, a displaced fracture of his left collarbone, and a stable cervical fracture of the C7 vertebra. The UAE Team Emirates cyclist suffered the high-speed accident roughly 32 kilometers from the finish line in Xeraco, … Read more
Tadej Pogačar has abandoned the Vuelta a España after crashing 31 kilometers from the finish line of the eighth stage near Xeraco, suffering severe injuries that required his transfer by ambulance to a hospital in Valencia. The Slovenian rider, who had already secured three stage victories and held a commanding lead in the general classification, … Read more
The 27-year-old Slovenian rider, competing for UAE Team Emirates, was leading the general classification by 3 minutes and 50 seconds over Enric Mas when the incident occurred at high speed with 33 kilometers remaining on the route between Puçol and Xeraco in the Valencia region. The Crash and Immediate Aftermath According to El Español, the … Read more
Markel Beloki’s debut campaign at the Vuelta a España came to an abrupt halt during the sixth stage, as the EF Education-EasyPost rider withdrew from the race due to dizziness and physical malaise triggered by extreme heat. According to team management, the 21-year-old cyclist struggled throughout the day before officially stepping off the bike, dealing … Read more
Tadej Pogačar strengthened his status as the primary favorite for the Vuelta a España by securing a commanding solo victory on the fourth stage in Andorra, according to WielerNieuws.be. The Slovenian world champion attacked on the steep Collada de Beixalis climb more than 50 kilometers from the finish line, quickly dropping his rivals to cross … Read more
Tadej Pogačar has drawn sharp reactions within the professional cycling peloton following aggressive racing tactics that frustrated rivals during a high-profile stage. While fellow riders like Wout van Aert carved out hard-earned breakaway positions to secure interim classifications, Pogačar’s selective cooperation during key tactical moments triggered open debate across the international cycling community. Peloton Tensions … Read more
La Vuelta a España has long carved its identity not merely through the predictable attrition of the high mountains, but through audacious, premeditated solo raids that rewrite race strategy. Long before modern dominant forces like Tadej Pogačar cemented an era of control, Grand Tour history was animated by riders who broke away into the unknown, … Read more
Team Visma-Lease a Bike delivered a textbook lead-out to secure stage success, leaving the peloton scrambling and drawing level on stage wins with Tadej Pogačar as the race approaches the punishing slopes of the Alto del Bartolo. Sprint Dominance on the Costa Blanca The stage win showcased precision team execution as the squad dictated the … Read more