Paris-Nice is the first major stage race of 2025. In 'The Race to the Sun,' the riders will face flat stages where the wind could play a role, a team time trial, a stage with short, steep climbs, two summit finishes, and the traditional final stage to Nice. In short, a varied route with opportunities for all types of riders.
However, all eyes are on one man for the general classification: Jonas Vingegaard. His biggest competitor might even be within his own team. Matteo Jorgenson won Paris-Nice a year ago. But João Almeida, Mattias Skjelmose, Santiago Buitrago, Aleksandr Vlasov, and Ben O'Connor will also push Vingegaard to his limits.
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- Well.. sorry, I'm not sorry.. I'd rather listen to the world champion's explanation for his own show of weakness, than accept the post-mortem views of an amateur armchair pundit.. Give the guy a break.. Skjelmose's last race was Paris-Nice, where he abandoned after a crash.. Remco is just on his 2nd race of the season, fresh from having won the previous week's De Bravantse-Pijl race. Tadej battled MVDP in MSR, Flanders, P-R finishing 2nd, 1st, 2nd.. MVDP has taken an early vacation, not wishing to contest hilly races against TP in the heat of summer. If Remco and Mattias were not in this race, Tadej would have won again, to the eternal consternation of haters. Even world champions have an off-day, especially after the bone-jarring efforts of the cobbles season. Let's just appreciate these athlete's efforts to entertain us.. and hope that none of them get in harm's way.FredMan21-04-2025
- I think one has to look at their actions across the finish line. Tadej gave Skjelmose a pat, whereas Remco was in anguish, understandably having pulled Skjelmose for most of the time. I don't think Tadej changes much. He can make some comments which are a bit off especially during TdF, but nothing as bad as Remco.
KerisVroom21-04-2025 - so pog has been busy. maximum efforts at MSR, de RONDE, ROUBAIX, now AMSTEL… that’s a lot. if he’s wearing down a bit then i think remco is very likely on the opposite trajectory. LIÉGE could be interesting.OCexile21-04-2025
- chapeauOCexile21-04-2025
- Womens racing strategy is so much different than mens! The top riders teams should have been controlling the breakaways time gap to keep it small but they all look at each other and call each others bluff!frieders321-04-2025
- d) 300k e) 2.0m f) 5.5mMistermaumau21-04-2025
- Why does anyone ride for Premier Tech? Is it because they're: a) stupid b) desperate c) a cnut?Matt21-04-2025
- That’s funny, and doubly true :-)Mistermaumau21-04-2025
- Also, Fleche Wallone 2023 he was only narrowly beaten by Tadej. He’s always been the Joao Almeida of the north, very capable but just waiting for the break when things come together.Mistermaumau21-04-2025
- He beat Remco and Ayuso one stage winning the Tour de Suisse and a stage of Paris-Nice in a 3-way sprint with Jorgensen and McNulty, one of those?Mistermaumau21-04-2025