Morzine, France – Tadej Pogacar’s rivals have been trying to come up with a plan to unsettle the two-time defending Tour de France champion but they have yet to find a crack in the Slovenian’s bulletproof armor.
After nine days of racing, Pogacar has already won two stages and leads last year’s runner-up Jonas Vingegaard by 39 seconds and 2018 champion Geraint Thomas by 1:17.
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