📸 Off-season to start: Pedersen works in garden, Evenepoel eats snack and Roglic works for foundation
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Follow us on GoogleThe cycling year is practically over, so most riders take a break from cycling altogether. We see many riders on Instagram doing completely different things. They do DIY jobs around the house, have a good meal, or are still active on the bike but not competitively.
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For example, Primoz Roglic is still cycling these days, but mainly in a relaxed manner for his foundation. We see this appear on his charity foundation's social media. Roglic is still a highly respected athlete in Slovenia and is greeted by many supporters on the streets.

Mads Pedersen works in garden, Remco Evenepoel can finally feast on snacks
Mads Pedersen, winner of the Gent-Wevelgem race in Belgium and other races this year, is active entirely differently. In his story, he shows that he is busy working in his garden, for which he needs the necessary equipment. Remco Evenepoel indicated that he is exhausted after a long cycling year and is taking it easy. He's eating French fries with his wife Oumi, who sums it up in her story: "Off-season has begun." And, of course, these top cyclists deserve that; enjoy!


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- If he finished ninth at the Tour, why didn’t he get a stage win too? I’m still trying to understand how the overall standings work.julien11-11-2026
- No ‘cross at all this winter? That’s a shame, but with his road season starting in February, I can see why he’d want a proper break. Does stepping away mean he’s done with cyclocross for good?gearguru3311-11-2026
- I like the honesty of that training post. Even the best riders feel the difference after a few weeks off, and he’s got plenty of time to build back up.samanthak11-11-2026
- Three sets of tyres in two days at the Nürburgring! The man clearly doesn’t do anything by halves. Bet a winter without cyclocross will feel strange, though.bikebuffj11-11-2026
- Fifth in the world rankings after that autumn run is some achievement. Pidcock was so aggressive at the Tour, too—hopefully he can turn a few of those near-misses into wins inpatriciaw11-11-2026
- Does XEFI’s investment mean the team will have more money to sign riders, or is it mainly a sponsorship and naming change? And is Roglič expected to race much next season?jeremya11-11-2026
- If the roster is nearly complete, why bring up Roglič at all? Feels like the article is turning a firm “no” into a transfer rumour.andrewf11-11-2026
- Wuling is no joke—105 km of climbing to 3,275 metres is brutal. Five minutes off Dyball’s record is still an incredible ride.velodromevirtuoso111-11-2026
- Roglič at TotalEnergies would be a fascinating move, but Heulot sounds pretty clear that it isn’t happening. His experience could be a massive boost for the younger riders, though.jennifer1911-11-2026
- Eight riders told to go for stages, and nobody gets one—hard to know what the plan was there. It’ll be interesting to see whether they pick a clear leader next time.bikebuffj10-11-2026


