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In the first of two episodes this week, Richard, Lionel and Daniel look back at Paris-Nice and Tirreno Adriatico, the stage races in France and Italy respectively won by the Slovenian superstars, Primo\\u017e Rogli\\u010d and Tadej Poga\\u010dar.

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Rogli\\u010d\\u2019s performance in the \\u2018Race to the Sun\\u2019 ended up throwing up as many questions as answers, though in the end he did win \\u2013 and that, as Lionel points out, is the crucial fact.\\xa0

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In Italy, Poga\\u010dar continued his utterly dominant start to the season with a performance that only really suggested one question \\u2013 what can Poga\\u010dar not win?\\xa0

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Whether he will win Milan-Sanremo is the question we will turn to in the other episode due out later this week as we preview the first monument of the season.\\xa0

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