US EditionRoglic gunning for Giro as Pogacar's absence leaves door open
- Primoz Roglic, age 35, is targeting his sixth Grand Tour win at the 2025 Giro d'Italia after Tadej Pogacar withdrew from the race.
- Roglic has competed in Pogacar's shadow since losing to him in the 2020 Tour de France and now has a prime chance with Pogacar absent.
- The Giro will cover 3,413 kilometers with 52,200 meters of climbing starting in Albania and ending in Rome, featuring challenging stages including the Colle delle Finistre climb.
- Roglic expressed acceptance of the uncertainty surrounding the final outcome and plans to focus on developing himself into his strongest possible form, while recognizing he cannot predict how quickly his rivals will perform.
- Supported by a strong Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe squad that includes 2022 champion Jai Hindley, Roglic is a top contender aiming to secure the Giro d’Italia leader’s jersey once again.
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At the age of 35, Primoz Roglic put everything into this "Giro", where he will look for "bis" after having triumphed two years ago before João Almeida. The edition begins on Saturday in Durrès, Albania.
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