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Tadej vs Seixas: Three Key Differences at Strade Bianche’s Decisive Moment In today's Strade Bianche, we saw another dominant performance by Tadej Pogačar, but we also saw a fantastic ride from 19-year-old Paul Seixas, who was able to follow Tadej the longest during his attack over the Monte Sante... show more

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Tadej’s tip of the cap to Seixas 👏 Winner Tadej Pogačar congratulating Paul Seixas after the 19-year-old followed his initial attack and then stayed with him until 13.9km to go on his way to finishing second at Liège-Bastogne-Liège. _____ 🇧🇪 #LBL26

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