The Slovenian won three out of five stages, finishing comfortably in the peloton in the last one. Mikel Landa (Bahrain Victorious) placed second overall at 1:23 behind and Santiago Buitrago rounded up the podium at 1:28.
Ah, France, the land of love, wine, and stinky cheeses. And cycling… let’s not forget about cycling. You remember that small annual event called the Tour de France, right? It’s that time when we are all glued to the TV, rooting for our idols. But…
The Colombian has been forced to abandon the Vuelta a San Juan due to a knee injury, which also saw him withdraw from Ruta del Sol. Looks like we’ll have to wait a bit longer to watch Bernal clash with Tadej Pogačar. Since it won’t…
