Under Curious Conditions: German Amateur Beats Bike Dominator Pogacar
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The Berlin amateur and doctor Frederik Niessen conquers at a show event Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar. A conversation about his training plan – and his next goals.
German Frederik Niessen wins the second Pogi Challenge on Krvavec. Exchange of jerseys of the great Slovenian champions.
Tadej Pogacar is the most successful cycling pro of his generation. Last time the Slovenian wins the Tour de France for the fifth time, it looks almost effortless. Now Pogacar is beaten - but in a Gaudi race.
The largest Spanish island has combined cycling tourism with business. It attracts two hundred thousand tourists a year and earns 3.6 billion crowns, making it one of the world's most popular cycling destinations. The island is popular with recreational cyclists for its diverse terrain, high-quality roads and tailor-made infrastructure - hotels offer bike storage, excellent half-board and up-to-date information on road closures.
“Don’t upset the cycling community!” Driving instructor insists he was teaching pupil to give cyclists space after “painfully slow” 15mph advice backlash; Pogačar beaten by an amateur (again); Tour de France Femmes: UAE Blasi drama + more on the live blog
After a weekend spent relaxing, watching bike races, Ryan Mallon’s refreshed and ready… for another week of watching bike races. And doing some live blogging from time to time, too
Tadej Pogačar has only just won his 5th Tour de France, but now fails on a German amateur. The hobby driver wins a race at Pogačar's local mountain.
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