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Four-time Tour de France winner Tadej Pogačar hinted at a potential retirement around 2028, after the Los Angeles Olympics. While emphasizing he's not seriously considering retirement yet, Pogačar admitted to exhaustion after this year's grueling Tour. He's skipping the Vuelta a España to rest, but plans to defend his world championship title and pursue classic races like Roubaix and Milan-San Remo. His team believes maintaining his motivation, rather than age, is key to his future success. Pogačar's statement sparks debate on the longevity of his dominance in cycling.

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