Tadej Pogačar arrives at the 2026 Vuelta a España with the daunting 'everyone against Pogačar' label more justified than ever. The Slovenian champion comes off a fifth Tour de France triumph and has demonstrated his superiority across the season, winning Strade Bianche, Milán-Sanremo, Ronde van Vlaanderen, Lieja-Bastoña-Lieja, Romandía, and Switzerland in just 37 competition days.
Despite his near-perfect record—only a second place to Wout Van Aert in Paris-Roubaix marred his season—Pogačar faces determined rivals in Spain. The Vuelta's challenging course and the esloveno's 'canibal' character promise a fascinating battle as the cycling world watches if anyone can finally challenge his dominance. amunra.qpon
