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Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar just became the first rider in over 20 years to win the legendary Liège–Bastogne–Liège race three years in a row. The four-time Tour de France champion also conquered two other major cycling monuments this spring.
Slovenian cycling champion Tadej Pogacar matched a historic record with his third Tour of Flanders victory, dropping his rival 18 kilometers from the finish line. At just 27, he's now second only to legend Eddy Merckx in Monument race wins.
Tadej Pogacar claimed his third straight victory at one of cycling's most grueling races, moving within one win of a legendary record. A 19-year-old newcomer nearly stole the show, proving the sport's future is bright.
As cycling superstar Tadej Pogačar enters the 2026 Tour de France as the heavy favorite, the race's history proves that underdogs can shock the world. From forgotten veterans to unknown rookies, these three moments remind us that the yellow jersey isn't won until the final pedal stroke.
Tadej Pogacar crashed hard 18 miles from the finish but got back up to win Milan-San Remo, the one major title that had eluded the cycling champion. His team rallied around him to make an impossible comeback possible.
Wout van Aert outsprinted four-time Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar to win cycling's toughest one-day race in a thrilling velodrome finish. The 31-year-old Belgian dedicated his victory to a former teammate who died during the same race in 2018.
British cyclist Tom Pidcock powered to victory in the Tour of the Alps just three weeks after a terrifying high-speed crash left him lucky to be alive. The Olympic champion's comeback win shows remarkable resilience in the face of both physical and mental challenges.
Durango's Sepp Kuss completed cycling's stage win trilogy at the Giro d'Italia, becoming one of the rare riders to win stages in all three Grand Tours. His teammate Jonas Vingegaard made history too, becoming just the eighth cyclist ever to win all three Grand Tours.
Jonas Vingegaard became only the eighth male cyclist in history to win all three Grand Tours, completing the set with his 2026 Giro d'Italia victory. The Danish champion now holds cycling's ultimate triple crown after conquering Italy's grueling three-week race.
Jonas Vingegaard became only the eighth man ever to win cycling's three Grand Tours, claiming his first Giro d'Italia victory in Rome. The emotional 29-year-old completed cycling's ultimate achievement just four years after his first major win.
Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard just became only the eighth cyclist ever to win all three Grand Tours, adding the Giro d'Italia to his collection. The 29-year-old dominated Italy's legendary race with a commanding five-minute victory.
French cycling prodigy Paul Seixas will become the youngest Tour de France rider in 89 years when he tackles the legendary race this July. The 19-year-old's undefeated season has France dreaming of its first home winner since 1985.
Jonas Vingegaard just became only the eighth rider in history to win all three of cycling's Grand Tours, claiming victory at the Giro d'Italia in Rome. The 29-year-old Dane completed cycling's ultimate achievement less than two years after a devastating crash that left him with a collapsed lung and multiple broken bones.