Slovenia has always been a great place to ride a bike. Just ask Tadej Pogačar, who grew up riding the country’s roads, honing his prodigious natural abilities on his way to global cycling superstardom

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Young GC hopeful speaks to Dan Challis about battling illness and targeting the 2026 Giro d’Italia

Verdi’s dramatic operas are among the most popular, but grief nearly halted his output and the Italian composer and countryman only returned to creativity after finding solace on his farm, reports Henrietta Bredin

Italy is in a race against time to be ready to stage its first major tournament since the 1990 World Cup