📸 Two Tour winners together: Ferrand-Prévot shares photo of training ride with Pogacar
CyclingThursday, 07 August 2025 at 07:40
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot recently celebrated her comeback with an incredible victory in the Tour de France Femmes. The Visma | Lease a Bike rider was back on her bike just a few days later, and she was in good company. In a photo on Instagram, we see the Frenchwoman smiling on her bike with another recent Tour winner, Tadej Pogacar.
“I had many reasons to smile this morning,” the Frenchwoman begins her story, accompanying the photo with the Slovenian world champion. “Back on the bike and sharing part of my ride with these wonderful people, Urska Zigart and Tadej Pogacar 🥰,” says Ferrand-Prévot.
The Visma | Lease a Bike rider also gained some knowledge. “Listening to Tadej's advice for after the Tour was inspiring. And of course I had to ask for a photo #fangirlproblems 🤪,” she said.
Photo: Ferrand-Prévot cycling with Pogacar a few days after Tour victory
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