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Paul Seixas wins Il Lombardia and hopes to compete with Tadej Pogačar
Paul Seixas, a French cyclist who recently turned 20, won Il Lombardia on Saturday with a solo ride.
He said it is a great dream to compete against Tadej Pogačar.
Before this win, Seixas had criticised his own performance at his first elite World Championships.
He was disappointed that he had not fought for a medal and said he felt he had let his teammates down.
His comments showed how high his own expectations are.
The Il Lombardia win is another important step in his young career.
The story does not say what race he will compete in next.
Paul Seixas won Il Lombardia with a solo ride on Saturday.
The victory marked another step in his progress as a young French rider.
Seixas said he dreams of being able to compete against Tadej Pogačar.
Before Il Lombardia, he had criticized his own performance at the elite World Championships.
- Who
- Paul Seixas won the race.
- What
- He took a solo victory at Il Lombardia.
- When
- Saturday; the article was published on October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Il Lombardia. The sources do not state a more specific location.
- Why
- Seixas said he dreams of being able to compete against Tadej Pogačar.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
It's a great dream to really be able to compete against Tadej Pogačar
Seixas criticized his performance after the elite World Championships, saying he was disappointed not to fight for the medals.
Seixas took a solo win at Il Lombardia.
- Winner
- Paul Seixas
- Race
- Il Lombardia
- Victory
- Solo win
- Rival he hopes to compete against
- Tadej Pogačar
- Publication date
- October 11, 2026
Sources
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