Paris-Nice 2026 Jury & Fines update stage 2 - Phil Bauhaus in trouble for sticky bottle
CyclingMonday, 09 March 2026 at 19:29
Race officials play a central role in shaping each stage of Paris-Nice, issuing formal decisions that can affect individual results, team strategies and the general classification. Here are the Jury Fines from the race' panel of commissaires.
This rolling jury and fines report documents all official rulings released during Paris-Nice 2026, including penalties, fines, warnings and time sanctions confirmed by the race jury after each stage. The article will be updated daily as new decisions are published, providing a single, reliable reference point for all jury-related actions taken during the race.
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Stage 1
Victor Campenaerts (Team Visma | Lease a Bike): Disposing waste in careless or dangerous manner near finish line. 500CHF fine, 25 UCI points penalization, yellow card.
Luke Dubridge (Team Jayco AlUla): Disposing waste outside litter zone. 500CHF fine, 25 UCI point penalization.
DS René Mandri (NSN Cycling Team): Dangerous driving. 500CHF fine, yellow card.
Mechanic Xabier Remon (Team Jayco AlUla): Leaning out of a vehicle. Yellow card.
Mechanic Christophe Deligne (EF Education-EasyPost): Leaning out of a vehicle. Yellow card.
Stage 2
Phil Bauhaus and DS Roman Kreuziger (Bahrain - Victorious): Sticky bottle - 200CHF and 500CHF fine respectively.
Timo De Jong (Team Picnic PostNL): Rider disposing of waste or other objects outside of litter zones - 500CHF fine and -25 UCI points.
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- More than 10% improvement if the numbers are true.... It smells fishy.
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- I'd need a very long downhillmobk09-03-2026
- It’s a good start for an interesting battle.Mistermaumau09-03-2026
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