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'Super happy... Let's Go!' – Tadej Pogačar Back Training Indoors After Vuelta a España Crash
Pogačar said he is taking recovery step by step after injuries ended his Vuelta and World Championships season.
- Tadej Pogacar returned to indoor training 17 days after his devastating crash at the Vuelta, where he had led the race by nearly four minutes on stage eight.
- The Slovenian crashed after hitting a stone while taking a drink, forcing him out of the race as Movistar rider Enric Mas inherited the lead and won the Vuelta.
- Pogacar suffered a stable neck fracture, broken collarbone, and concussion in the high-speed wreck; he underwent successful surgery on August 31 after waiting two days due to concussion concerns.
- UAE Team Emirates-XRG extended his contract through 2032 and partnered with MyWhoosh for a 'Train with Tadej' series documenting his 2027 season buildup. Pogacar said, "It's just nice to be back on the bike."
- Recovering at home in Monaco, Pogacar is joined by girlfriend Uraka, whose season also ended after re-fracturing her jaw at the Faun Tour Femmes on Saturday.
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Slovenian cycling champion Tadej Pogačar has already started training on an exercise bike. Pogačar has had a tough few weeks. His run to his first overall victory at the Vuelta ended prematurely with a serious crash that also deprived the champion of the European and World Championships. He has already supported his latest Instagram post with his typical optimism and fighting spirit.
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Slovenian train on the roller almost three weeks after his hard fall on LaVuelta
·Madrid, Spain
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Pogacar fell last August 29th in the eighth stage of the Vuelta, and had to leave the race when he was leading the general standings.
·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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