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Pogacar Makes It Five in a Row at Lombardia to Cap 'Best Season' Yet

Pogacar Makes It Five in a Row at Lombardia to Cap 'Best Season' Yet

39% Left coverage: 36 sources

World champion Tadej Pogacar delivered another masterclass in solo dominance on Saturday, winning the Giro di Lombardia for a record fifth consecutive year to mark the Slovenian's 10th career Monuments victory and third of 2025.The Tour de France champion also won the Tour of Flanders and Liege-Bastogne-Liege See the Story

Giro d’Italia to start in Bulgaria next year

Sports · Bulgaria

Giro d’Italia to start in Bulgaria next year

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Next year’s Giro d’Italia will start in Bulgaria. The tourism minister for Bulgaria announced the news in August, and it was confirmed on Friday by Urbano Cairo,...See the Story

Cycling: Matteo Trentin Wins His Third Paris-Tours

Cycling · Paris

Cycling: Matteo Trentin Wins His Third Paris-Tours

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On Sunday 12 October, Italian Matteo Trentin won his third Paris-Tours, one of the oldest classics in the world, winning the sprint ahead of French title holder Christophe Laporte. The veteran of the 36-year-old Tudor team took advantage of the squashing of the two French escapees Paul Lapeira and Thibaud Gruel, who stopped riding the red flame with a single stroke, to settle a small group of six riders and win his first win of the season.See the Story

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