Tadej Pogačar - The most comprehensive interview

Tadej Pogacar, the youngest Tour De France winner gives us an in-depth interview where he speaks openly about his love for cycling and the challenges that he encounters while racing at the highest level.

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[TheCrazyFreak]

I hope he stays on Met helmets forever because his "hair sticking out" look is iconic for him. 😂

[lararupnik]

To Pogi, s tabo je Slovenija, vsi slovenci smo ponosni da živi v Sloveniji!, Every single Slovenian is so proud!!!

[tommahnke]

What an incredibly humble and mature young man. Makes me admire him that much more.

[marsimus]

dude speaks like he's lived 500 lives already, i really respect and appreciate his candour and self-value, it's really refreshing. anyways, go tadej!! you can do it bestie!!

[peraperic]

Poogačaaarrrr!!! With love from Belgrade💋💃🕺👋🤗👏

[easybreezy]

How healthy this guy is. I feel healthyer just from watching him..

[thebestfan]

Tadej is a nice guy, talented, humble, very handsome. I am fan from France !

[diezeled]

You can see he loves the sport. Goes more on feel and instict rather than computer telemetry. Old school love it. Really looking forward to watching him race for many years to come!

[CT-vliu]

....very humble guy with a beautiful honest smile, ...congratulation for the 2nd TDF win, ...totally dominated throughout the tour, ...brilliant ride!

[rawveganperformance]

I was asking myself how can this kid be on top now. I can understand Van der Poel ... he uses the energy of three cycling generations of his family. But Pogadcar??? ... now I'm wiser... he seems to use the power of the now. Works for him 👍 very good man!

[rossg]

Born in Scotland, grew up in Canada, know only English. A young man like this who speaks a second language so well has my envy. It also says something for the education system in the city he grew up in.

[immerse_your-soul-in-love]

I came here becaue of a phenomenal time-trial today by Pogi, my helmet off for this humble talent !

[johneber]

Keep on being great. It is really unfortunate how the sport's past won't allow many of us to fully appreciate this bright, humble superstar. I won't be one of those people

[victoralarcon]

His mind is his more powerful weapon! What a champion he is. He will smash records and win big and a lot for many years to come.

[edgarperez]

Amazes me how all these kids speak English fluently now, when back then in the early 80s no one in the peloton did.
So awesome

[jodaefauser]

My compliments to that earthed and very sympathic young guy - bravo Tadej and regards from a German fan - stay (try to:)) as you are now - Jürgen F.

[christophersquires]

cycling has a great champion, he is very young but is very laid back and is very humble !!!! this is get for cycling on a global scale, cycling is the in thing to do, since the pandemic cycling sales has gone through the roof, we need to capitalize on it .

[Enigma]

I'm a big Primoz Roglic fan and was devastated when Tadej overtook him that epic TT last year. But after watching this, it's really hard to not be a fan of Tadej. He truly seemed to have some genuine emotion when talking about "taking away" that Tour win from Roglic. And look at that face. You forget he's just a kid!!

[jamesbond-lbse]

He gonna go down as the greatest ever.Its not even close.Destined for greatness!

[ianthecyclist]

Pogacar is very young! talented and humble.