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Tadej Pogacar's calendar between now and the end of 2024: World Championshps and Lombardia are the major goals
CyclingTuesday, 23 July 2024 at 11:48
Gazzetta dello Sport has previewed Tadej Pogacar's calendar between now and the end of the season. After winning the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France, the Slovenian will take a well-deserved rest and will not participate in the Olympic Games. His main objective between now and the end of the year is the World Championships, although it will not be the only major race that the UAE Team Emirates rider will compete in before the end of 2024.
Thus, Pogacar will rest during the August and the first part of September and will return to race the two WorldTour races in Canada as a prelude to Zurich: the GP Quebec (13/9) and the GP Montreal (15/9). The highlight will come on Sunday 29 September with the tough World Championships road race on Swiss soil. Then, almost without a break, he will race the Giro dell'Emilia (5/10) and the Tre Valli Varesine (8/10) before closing his season as usual at Il Lombardia on October 12. He will attempt his fourth consecutive win at the monument.
FINAL CALENDAR 2024 OF TADEJ POGACAR:
🇨🇦 13/9 - GP Quebec
🇨🇦 15/9 - GP Montreal
🇨🇭 29/9 - Zurich World Champinships (road race)
🇮🇹 5/10 - Giro dell'Emilia
🇮🇹 8/10 - Tre Valli Varesine
🇮🇹 12/10 - Il Lombardia
2024 UNFORGETTABLE UP TO NOW
So far, Tadej Pogacar's 2024 is absolutely crazy. He started by winning the Strade Bianche and finishing third in Milano-Sanremo (the only race he hasn't won in 2024). He then won the overall and four stages of the Volta a Catalunya before winning Liège-Bastogne-Liège. Then, after a month's break, he won the Giro d'Italia along with six stages. And, as you all know, he has just done the same in the Tour de France: 6 stages and yellow jersey. Brutal.
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