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UAE Team Emirates continued to dominate the top positions in the Tour of Slovenia on Saturday, and it was clear spirits were high as cycling stars Rafal Majka and Tadej Pogacar crossed the finish line.
Tadej Pogacar crossed the finish line alongside UAE Team Emirates teammate Rafal Majka to make it a one-two for the Emirati team on the fourth stage of Tour of Slovenia.
There was an amusing exchange between Tadej Pogacar and Rafal Majka on Saturday as the dominant pair played rock, paper, scissors to decide the stage winner. UAE Team Emirates continued their complete control of the Tour of Slovenia on the 152.4km ride from Lasko to Velika Planina on Stage 4 and the duo were afforded ample time to think about their finish to the day's racing. Ad/> Indeed, Pogacar and Majka had so much time to ponder how they wanted to conclude the stage that they eventually decided to play rock, paper, scissors on the home straight before the latter took the official victory.
Tadej Pogacar put in a dominant performance to win Stage 3 of the Tour of Slovenia and take the overall lead. The Tour de France champion showed why he's the overwhelming favourite to defend the yellow jersey after flying into the lead through the uphill finish at Celje to clock 3'27«09. Ad/> UAE Team Emirates team-mate Rafal Majka crossed the line 11 seconds later, handing over the green vest to Pogacar.
Primiz Roglic insists he cannot focus on Tadej Pogacar when the pair renew their rivalry at the Tour de France next month. Pogacar is the two-time defending champion and prevailed in a memorable tussle with Roglic back in 2020. Ad/> Roglic was then forced to abandon last year’s race ahead of Stage 9 following a crash, and fresh from winning the Criterium du Dauphine, the 32-year-old Jumbo-Visma rider is relishing the prospect of competing in the Tour again, with the 2022 edition starting on July 1 in Denmark.
Chris Froome acknowledges that he might not be selected by Israel Premier Tech for the Tour de France as he continues to look for top form following his life-threatening crash in 2019. The seven-time Grand Tour winner suffered a fractured right femur, a fractured elbow, and fractured ribs after a high-speed crash into a wall when he was training for the 4th stage of the Criterium du Dauphine.
PARIS : Four-time champion Chris Froome said he has no guarantees that he will be selected by his Israel Premier Tech team for the Tour de France as he struggles to regain peak fitness three years after a career-threatening crash.
Desde Italia, todas las miradas se dirigen hacia Francia. Después de la victoria de Jai Hindley en el Giro, el Tour de Francia, que arrancará el próximo 1 de julio, ya asoma la cabeza. Hasta entonces, todos los esfuerzos comparten objetivo: llegar en el mejor estado de forma posible a la gran vuelta francesa. Algunos equipos optan por Suiza; otros, como Tadej Pogacar, por las vueltas nacionales; buena parte de los nombres importantes del pelotón, por el Critèrium del Dauphiné. En tierras francesas, en la región Auvernia-Ródano-Alpes, adelantando trabajo, ya está el Jumbo, con un elenco imponente y con la misión en el horizonte de, con su potencial colectivo, neutralizar al omnipotente Pogi. «El primer objetivo es volver a competir», decía Primoz Roglic antes de empezar la etapa. «Ha sido difícil remontar, pero lo he conseguido», su compañero Wout Van Aert, que no rodaba oficialmente desde la Lieja-Bastoña-Lieja, el pasado 24 de abril, y que se exhibió en el esprint final ante Ethan Hayter (Ineos).