GREAT RACE! 🙌 | Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 7 Highlights | Eurosport Cycling

Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 7 Highlights.

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So rewind back a few hours to the start of the day and it was a rainy wet pomad this Tom and yobs were the two survivors of six who tried to get in the break away and there were nervous moments at parts of the stage with wet conditions

All day long a mechanical for Harold deada meant that there was a big chase on before the bottom of the climb and sudal quick set we’re keeping EV theol in the right position all day long their long six Monon rehearsal for the tour to France continued yobs was left alone we just

Under 40ks to go he held out to the start of the climb needle inos all accelerated into the clim a climb was 15 km long at 5.7% the mad and when yobs was taken back just a few hundred meters later they started to prepare for the intermediate Sprint that came halfway up

Inos graders with l d plusus leading out aan Bernard his acceleration got him six bonus seconds but he lose a few seconds later on being dropped on the run in aall taking two even theall going on the attack this was the acceleration that would do for berar and a few others flov went

Away 4 km to go and already well over 2 and a half minutes down so an opportunity for a snatch and grab he did it lass off taking his first victory since the too s 20 22 second place for aul third for RIT Jorgenson there the yellow Jersey

Dropped and shipping a good 18 seconds to that Group and now leading by just four