Is the seated attack better than the standing attack? Let’s use Tadej Pogacar, the best cyclist in the world as a case study to find out. As a coach and ex–pro cyclist, I love following Tadej Pogačar’s racing. Sure, he wins a lot, but what’s even more interesting is how he keeps finding new ways to progress his performance. Recently, he’s added a seated attack to his arsenal. But like the rest of us, he started first with the standing attack. So why evolve? And does he still use both? Absolutely