Tadej Pogacar has officially concluded his spring campaign,
and what a run it was. The Slovenian superstar once again delivered a
masterclass on two wheels, collecting podiums at Milano–Sanremo and Paris–Roubaix,
while winning both the Tour of Flanders and Liège–Bastogne–Liège, a feat few
riders in history have matched.
With the cobbles and climbs behind him, Pogacar now enters a
period of rest and recovery before shifting focus to his biggest target of the
year: the Tour de France, where he’ll chase a fourth yellow jersey in July
2025.
But don’t think he’s putting the bike away completely.
Despite a quieter schedule, Pogacar is still enjoying himself in the saddle, as
shown in a new video that’s been circulating online.
In it, the UAE Team Emirates leader can be seen pulling off
some smooth tricks on his bike. Yes, you read that right, those aren't Mathieu
van der Poel’s stunts you're watching, it’s Pogacar himself showing off his
bike-handling skills with a grin!
As he rests and resets for the summer, it seems even
downtime for Pogacar still includes a bit of flair on two wheels.
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🇸🇮 Tadej Pogačar out and about yesterday...😂
— Domestique (@Domestique___) May 4, 2025
I certainly wouldn't try this wheelie challenge as I would end up in A&E.😅 What is the longest wheelie you have ever done?😜
📹 Instagram: 🇸🇮 Tadej Pogačar pic.twitter.com/MI4hFrlf1c
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Fin Major is a UK-based writer at CyclingUpToDate and has been part of the team since 2024. He is the site’s main writer for FAQs and evergreen explainers and has written around 2,000 pieces for the platform. Alongside this work, he focuses on in-depth analysis and covers the biggest races on the calendar, including the Tour de France, the Giro d’Italia, and La Vuelta a España, providing clear context around performance trends, tactics, and key storylines.
In his reporting, Fin uses reputable data sources such as ProCyclingStats for results, statistics, and historical context. He places strong emphasis on careful sourcing, editorial accuracy, and updating articles promptly when new, verified information becomes available. Outside of writing, Fin is an active cyclist, which supports his practical understanding of the sport and its demands.
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