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It's What He Does CdD25-34
Once his last teammate rolled off the front (or perhaps seeing his nickname spray painted on the roadway) Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) just kicked in his afterburners. Only Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) was able to match the initial acceleration. But he too found the power of the World Champion in the Rainbow Jersey too much to handle. Pogacar was able to flip the time gap to Vingegaard at the end of the individual time trial yesterday. We've now seen how the Slovenian can reverse a rough day. How will the Dane be answer on the even tougher day tomorrow?