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Primoz Roglic
Name: Primož Roglič
Birthday:
19 October 1989
Birthplace: Trbovlje, Slovenia
Turned Pro: 2013
Height: 1.77m
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"I would say it's 80-20 for him to retire from cycling" - But have European Championships changed Primoz Roglic's outlook on his future?
13 October 2026
Rúben Silva
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Primoz Roglic’s wife emotional over 36-year-old Slovenian’s possible retirement: ‘I’m not ready for this yet’
13 October 2026
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"I have to decide whether to sign or call it a day" - Primoz Roglic close to deciding his future in pro cycling
12 October 2026
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Could today be the final race of Primoz Roglic's career? - Legendary Slovenian admits it's possible Il Lombardia could be his last
10 October 2026
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Primoz Roglic and Remco Evenepoel team up for the first time at Red Bull on the Slovenian's final day for the team
09 October 2026
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“You can never write Primoz Roglic off” - Jens Voigt hails Slovenian legend as “old master” delivers again to claim European title
08 October 2026
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Latest comments
simon4360
18-10-2026
The writing in this article is absolutely atrocious. Was it dictated and then immediately published without anyone bothering to proofread it?
AndrewK
18-10-2026
PogiSlo is presumably part of the cult that says men can be pregnant and brainwash children to believe they’re the wrong sex. And people like you aren’t ashamed of yourselves? Of course not - cos you’re deep, deep, deep in the cult. As shown by bringing up Donald Trump in a discussion relating to a French former cyclist talking about doping in cycling. How servile to the zeitgeist does one have to be to bring Trump into the discussion? Absolutely pathetic.
Rafionain-Glas
18-10-2026
What a cheater Jay Vine is. Remco gained on everyone else pretty much evenly. But Vine? After he was caught, the gap grew at a suspiciously slow rate. Typical UAE
mij
18-10-2026
Strade? Never saw him as a gravel rider that can handle it.
MarkFour
18-10-2026
It surprises me that anyone still believes any professional (or amateur!) sport is clean--much less wants it to be. The best you can hope for is a reasonably level playing field that doesn't expose young, ambitious athletes to health risks they don't understand. In that regard, World Tour cycling appears to do a better job than almost any sport with independent, random testing. There are certainly fewer mysterious midnight "heart attacks" these days. If you want to see what an uneven playing field looks like, show up to masters nationals. It is also certainly the case that no major pharmaceutical corporation has developed a multi-billion dollar miracle drug just to give it only to one or two anointed ectomorphs in a minor non-revenue sport. If you don't like that all sports run on PEDs these days and you can't be bothered to contribute as a tester, a federation official, or pharmaceutical representative, then just turn off the TV and play outside.
wrsty
18-10-2026
Good grief, who proofreads this stuff? Errors abound.
Cyclingsbestfan
18-10-2026
You can add weight to a bike and limit gears or make it single speed if you like. I doubt that would reduce crashes. It would just add another dymanique. All good and well, but It wont stop cars getting on to the course.
Rafionain-Glas
18-10-2026
Seixas is probably second best in the World on short climbs. But that hasn't translated as well to long climbs
Rafionain-Glas
18-10-2026
Idiotic fella
abstractengineer
18-10-2026
Nothing. Against Pogi nothing
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