Pogacar has enjoyed a remarkable season, winning the men’s road race title at the World Championships in September to add to his triumphs at the Giro d’Italia and Tour de France.
His victory at the World Championships made him only the third man to clinch cycling’s “Triple Crown”, following Belgium’s Eddy Merckx in 1974 and Irishman Stephen Roche in 1987.
Asked if his compatriot Pogacar appeared unbeatable, Roglic told Spanish newspaper Marca: “At the moment it seems like it is. Or at least he’s very difficult to match. But you never know how he will be next year. Maybe he’ll be even better.
“We have no influence on him, I have to look at myself. If I can be the best version of myself, I could go with him and be happy,” he said in the interview published on Sunday.
“I like to win. The best for me is when I’m in first place and there’s nobody around. But where we are now is quite clear. There is one, Pogacar, who is one gear ahead. The only thing we can do is to improve ourselves and then see where we are.”
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