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Tour de France 2026: Tadej Pogacar – with a haircut like Eminem – could win record fifth Tour title
The world's greatest cyclist sets off on Saturday on a journey he believes can lead him to history in the 113th Tour de France.
Tadej Pogacar could let his cycling do all the talking for the next three weeks. But his style extends beyond his form on the bike.
A recent new haircut has drawn comparisons with a legend of rap music rather than cycling.
His bleached crop means Pogacar now has the look of Eminem – the self-styled 'Slim Shady' – and it caused as much of a buzz as the special bikes and jerseys on show in Barcelona, where the race begins.
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Jonas Vingegaard is coming off a Giro d’Italia victory, but Tadej Pogacar remains favourite and can take his fifth title
Two strings to the Belgian team’s bow: Jasper Philipsen to add to his 10 stage wins and repeat his 2023 points jersey, Mathieu van der Poel to do VDP things: crazy breaks, forceful lead-outs, sniffing out openings. Philipsen has just won the Tour of Belgium; his co-leader hasn’t won since March but was a force in the spring Classics, then after time out from racing, ran Pogacar close in the Tour de Suisse time trial. He also copped a fine for going topless in the leader’s hot seat; not many make headlines merely for sitting down, but that’s charisma for you.
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