Tadej Pogacar Clinches Historic Victory at Giro d'Italia

The Slovenian cyclist wins by the largest margin in nearly six decades, adding to his impressive career achievements.

Pogacar dominated the race, winning six stages and wearing the pink jersey for 18 days.
He finished nearly 10 minutes ahead of the runner-up, Daniel Martínez.
This marks Pogacar's first Giro d'Italia win, complementing his two Tour de France titles.
Pogacar also secured the mountains classification, showcasing his all-around prowess.
He now aims to win his third Tour de France title next month.