UCI Names Ljubljana 2026 European Cycling Champs Hub, Pogačar May Race at Home
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has chosen Slovenia as the host for the 2026 European Road Cycling Championships. The event, set to take place in Ljubljana, will run from October 3 to 7, following the conclusion of the ongoing championships in Drôme-Ardèche, France, which are live on L'Équipe from October 1 to 5.
The UCI has revealed that the 2026 edition will prioritise time trials over road races, aiming to close the week-long event on an exciting note. This shift in focus is expected to provide a unique challenge for participating cyclists.
Tadej Pogačar, the reigning world champion, has been tipped as a potential participant in the 2026 European Championships. The Slovenian cyclist, who recently secured his second consecutive world title, could have the opportunity to compete on home soil.
The 2026 European Road Cycling Championships are set to bring international cycling to Ljubljana, Slovenia, with a focus on time trials. The event is scheduled to take place from October 3 to 7, following the conclusion of the ongoing championships in Drôme-Ardèche. The possibility of watching world champion Tadej Pogačar compete at home adds an extra layer of excitement to the upcoming event.
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