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News By Miles CooperFebruary 20, 2025

Tadej Pogačar Will Not Defend His Giro d’Italia Title, Confirms Gianetti

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Tadej Pogačar (UAE Crew Emirates-XRG) is not going to shield his Giro d’Italia crown in 2025 however may nonetheless be in line for a Excursion-Vuelta double, in step with his sports activities director Mauro Gianetti.

The UAE Crew Emirates-XRG DS showed his superstar rider would pass over the Giro this yr, talking after Pogačar picked up his first victory of the season.

The arena champion gained Level 3 of the workforce’s house race, the UAE Excursion, on Wednesday, choosing up the chief’s jersey within the procedure.

“Yes, it’s certain,” Gianetti stated, in step with L’Équipe.

“Now we’re going to plan everything to know if he will line up for the Tour and the Vuelta or just the Tour. He could only do the Tour.

“Relying at the get started of the season, we can come to a decision within the coming weeks.”

Pogačar famously became the third man to claim cycling’s Triple Crown last year, obliterating the rest of the field on his debut at the Giro d’Italia before winning his third Tour de France and his first World Championships title. The trifecta of cycling’s biggest titles hadn’t been won in the same year since Stephen Roche achieved the feat in 1987.

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The Slovenian has not raced the Vuelta since 2019, when he made his Grand Tour debut. He finished third – behind compatriot Primož Roglič and Movistar’s Alejandro Valverde – and won three stages and the white jersey.

His performance then prompted the team to fast-track him to the Tour de France, which he won on his first attempt the following year.

Chris Froome was once the final guy to win each the Excursion and Vuelta in the similar calendar yr, in 2017, and the one guy to take action because the Vuelta moved to its present spot within the season in 1995.

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