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Tadej Pogačar 'Will Probably Have to Shorten His Vacation' to Prepare for Battles with Paul Seixas Next Season, Says Marc Madiot

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'It's the continuity, the confirmation of what we assumed: that he is an exceptional talent' says Groupama-FDJ United team boss

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With his impressive victory in the Tour of Lombardy, Paul Seixas has once again made a strong statement.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Slovenian star remains the undisputed number one in international cycling, but the young Paul Seixas, who the French are already forging into a star, is also getting better.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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A brilliant winner of the Tour de Lombardie, Paul Seixas has the means to pose problems to Tadej Pogacar next year. Marc Madiot is convinced of this.

After five consecutive victories, Tadej Pogačar, who ended his season prematurely due to a fall at the Vuelta, has been succeeded on the Lombardy throne by Paul Seixas. The 20-year-old Frenchman has been mentioned for some time as one of those who could shake the current reign of the Slovenian cycling ace. According to the boss of the Groupama-FDJ team, another Frenchman, Marc Madiot, Pogačar closely followed the feat of the young challenger on …

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Paul Seixas' impressive victory in the Tour of Lombardy has also made a strong impression on Marc Madiot. The former team boss of Groupama-FDJ United sees his twenty-year-old compatriot as a future challenger to Tadej Pogačar. According to Madiot, the Slovenian will even think twice about his vacation after Seixas' performance. "He can […]

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Delo broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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