VIDEO: Peter Sagan performs a breath-taking dancing choreography in Slovakian dance show
OtherMonday, 03 March 2025 at 23:00
Peter Sagan concluded his successful road career in June 2024. Since then, the charismatic Slovakian has barely taken any time off, getting involved in many projects (non-)cycling projects.
In his latest adventure, the former three-time road race world champion joined the Slovakian version of Let's Dance. In the first round, Sagan along with his dancing partner Eliška Lenčešová, opened with a breath-taking jive choreography which included Sagan jumping over Lenčešová.
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Loved the dance of Peter Sagan and Eliška Lenčešová 🤩
— Lukáš Ronald Lukács (@lucasaganronald) March 3, 2025
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