Tadej Pogačar to Attempt Unprecedented “Cycling Grand Slam” in 2025: Eyes Victory in All Three Grand Tours

In an astonishing move that has captivated the world of cycling, Tadej Pogačar has announced plans to attempt an unprecedented “Cycling Grand Slam” in 2025, aiming to win the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France, and Vuelta a España in a single season. If successful, Pogačar would be the first cyclist since 1964 to complete the feat and the youngest in history to conquer all three tours in one calendar year.

The announcement came during an event in Ljubljana, where Pogačar shared his vision for pushing the limits of endurance cycling. “It’s always been about testing what’s possible,” Pogačar said with a smile. “This challenge is not just for me but for the sport. I want to inspire the next generation of cyclists to dream big.”

To prepare, Pogačar and his UAE Team Emirates staff are developing a comprehensive training program involving altitude camps, nutrition science, and a meticulously planned race schedule to peak at each Grand Tour. The effort has attracted top experts in sports science, with the team even recruiting a sleep scientist to monitor Pogačar’s recovery during the grueling season.

Cycling fans worldwide are buzzing with excitement, and the challenge has even inspired major brands to offer record-breaking sponsorship deals to support the endeavor. Legendary cyclists like Eddy Merckx and Bernard Hinault have praised the plan, calling it “the ultimate test of cycling’s grit and glory.”

With the cycling world on the edge of its seat, Pogačar’s bold move is poised to become one of the most thrilling narratives in sports history.