Pogacar’s Fifth Yellow Jersey, Grounded Resolve: A Champ Keeps It Humble

TL;DR
Tadej Pogacar clinched his fifth Tour de France title and joined cycling’s all-time greats, but the Slovenian says he won’t chase history or glamour—preferring to enjoy the moment, return home, and keep his feet on the ground. He’s planning a hometown charity weekend in Komenda, a personal Pogi Challenge event, and hasn’t ruled out a late-season Vuelta, though he emphasizes burnout risk and a careful, home-centered approach to his schedule.
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