Tadej Pogačar just logged the biggest solo victory of his Grand Tour career - here's how it stacks up in his gallery of lone raids

Key Points:

• Tadej Pogačar achieved his longest Grand Tour solo victory during stage 4 of the Vuelta a España, completing a 50km solo ride through the mountains of Andorra and finishing 2:39 ahead of his nearest rival.
• This win marks Pogačar's 32nd Grand Tour stage victory and his biggest winning margin in such a race, surpassing his previous longest solo Grand Tour stage win at the Tour de France earlier in 2026.
• Despite this being his longest Grand Tour solo win, Pogačar's longest solo victories overall are in one-day races like Strade Bianche, where he completed solo efforts of up to 81km.
• Pogačar holds the four longest solo wins of the 2026 men's WorldTour season, demonstrating his continued dominance and ability to break away decisively over long distances.
• His solo wins include notable performances at the European Road Championships, Tour de Suisse, and Road World Championships, highlighting his consistency and strength across various prestigious cycling events.