Don’t Associate Me With One “I am Not An Idiot” Lance Armstrong Seems to…Read More

Tadej Pogačar, the reigning Tour de France champion, has responded fiercely to criticism from former cyclist Lance Armstrong. Armstrong had questioned Pogačar’s tactics during the recent Tour de France, implying that he was riding “idiotically.”

Pogačar took to social media to defend himself, stating, “I’m not an ‘idiot’; don’t associate me with one, indeed… I won the Tour de France three times, and I know how to ride a bike.”

The Slovenian cyclist also pointed out Armstrong’s own controversial past, saying, “I don’t need advice from someone who has a history of cheating and doping.”

Pogačar’s response has sparked a heated debate in the cycling community, with some supporting his stance and others calling for calm. The exchange highlights the tension between old-school cycling personalities like Armstrong and the new generation of riders like Pogačar.

Pogačar’s assertive response demonstrates his confidence and determination to protect his reputation as a clean and talented rider. As the cycling world continues to evolve, it’s clear that Pogačar won’t hesitate to speak his mind and stand up for himself.