Tadej Pogacar has made a definitive move forward in his quest to win his first Vuelta a España, positioning himself to join the select group of cyclists who have conquered all three grand tours. After preparing to attack in yesterday's stage at Font-Romeu only to be thwarted by hail, the Slovenian rider didn't hesitate today in the challenging Andorra mountain stage.
The performance marks a significant step toward what could be a historic achievement for Pogacar, who would become just the seventh cyclist to win the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia, and Vuelta a España if successful in this year's race. His commanding display in the mountains has sent a clear message to his rivals about his intentions in this year's Vuelta. macnevers-and-co.beer
