Tadej Pogacar's dominance in the Tour de France has sparked a debate about the future of cycling. As the four-time champion continues to dominate the race, team managers are left pondering their chances of success. The question of whether Pogacar is 'killing cycling' has been raised, with some criticizing his team's aggressive tactics. However, others argue that Pogacar is simply the best in the world, and his success is a testament to his skill and determination. The Slovenian's control over the race has led to speculation about his potential successor, with his teammate Isaac del Toro and the French prodigy Paul Seixas being mentioned as possible contenders. The issue of spiraling budgets for some teams, while others struggle to keep up, has also been raised, with some advocating for a salary cap to level the playing field. The French, in particular, have struggled to accept the UAE's control over the race, with some feeling a sense of ennui watching another Pogacar win. The future of cycling may be in question, but one thing is certain: Tadej Pogacar is a force to be reckoned with.
