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GC Update following Paris-Nice 2024 stage 4 - Luke Plapp the new race leader

Cycling
by Kieran Wood
Wednesday, 06 March 2024 at 17:31
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After the first climbing test for the race-winning hopefuls on stage 4 at Paris-Nice 2024, there has been a big upheaval in the top-10.
Although he may have missed out on the stage win, Team Jayco AlUla's Australian National Champion, Luke Plapp has been rewarded for his attacking gamble with the Maillot Jaune and the overall race lead, 17 seconds clear of the man who did take the stage, Santiago Buitrago.
Former Maillot Jaune, Brandon McNulty remains on the podium in third, with Joao Almeida, Remco Evenepoel and Egan Bernal hot on his heels.

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Paris-Nice 2024 General Classification following stage 4

1. Luke Plapp
2. Santiago Buitrago 13".
3. Brandon McNulty 27".
4. Joao Almeida 29".
5. Remco Evenepoel 30".
6. Egan Bernal 40".
7. Chris Harper 46".
8. Matteo Jorgenson 52".
9. Rigoberto Uran 54".
10. Carlos Rodriguez 1:02".
Notable other riders
11. Felix Gall 1:02".
15. Primoz Roglic 1:10".
18. Pello Bilbao 1:13".
19. Mattias Skjelmose 1:19".
21. Aleksandr Vlasov 1:48".
30. David Gaudu 6:48".
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