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NewsJonas Vingegaard suffered concussion in Paris-Nice crash, missed nine days of training
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News'Helmet saved me from serious head trauma' - Mattias Skjelmose resumes training just days after heavy Paris-Nice crash
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AnalysisHow Matteo Jorgenson and Visma-Lease a Bike dominated Paris-Nice despite Jonas Vingegaard's crash – Philippa York analysis
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Paris-Nice8 March 2026 | France | WorldTour
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Jonas Vingegaard suffered concussion in Paris-Nice crash, missed nine days of training
By Dani Ostanek published
News Visma-Lease a Bike keeping quiet on racing and training plans ahead of next scheduled outing at the Critérium du Dauphiné

'Helmet saved me from serious head trauma' - Mattias Skjelmose resumes training just days after heavy Paris-Nice crash
By James Moultrie published
News 'Thankfully, there’s an increased focus on safety in modern cycling' says Dane, with scheduled race program unaffected

How Matteo Jorgenson and Visma-Lease a Bike dominated Paris-Nice despite Jonas Vingegaard's crash – Philippa York analysis
By Philippa York published
Analysis American rider takes command for Visma-Lease a Bike to defend Race to the Sun title, shows great form ahead of the Classics

'This looks very good for Milan-San Remo' – Mads Pedersen eyes first Monument success on Saturday
By Alasdair Fotheringham published
News Powerful Primavera line-up for Lidl-Trek likely includes double Tirreno-Adriatico stage winner Jonathan Milan and 2021 San Remo champion Jasper Stuyven

'I want to dedicate this win to Gino Mäder' – Magnus Sheffield takes emotional first WorldTour stage victory at Paris-Nice as compatriot Jorgenson seals GC
By Jackie Tyson last updated
News American beat friend and compatriot Jorgenson on stage 8 at top-tier French race that 'is turning into an American race haven'

'Cycling is a relentless sport' – Skjelmose misses Paris-Nice podium challenge with stage 7 crash
By Dani Ostanek published
News Dane was forced to abandon from third place after colliding with road furniture midway through penultimate stage

Michael Storer hails Julian Alaphilippe as 'most important rider' in delivering Australian's Paris-Nice stage win
By Dani Ostanek published
News Frenchman played super-domestique for teammate as Tudor Pro scored first WorldTour win of 2025 in Auron

Skjelmose crashes out of third place at Paris-Nice after road furniture collision
By Dani Ostanek published
News Lidl-Trek say no fractures for Dane, who crashed 51km from finish of stage 7
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'Cycling is a relentless sport' – Skjelmose misses Paris-Nice podium challenge with stage 7 crash
Dane was forced to abandon from third place after colliding with road furniture midway through penultimate stage -
Michael Storer hails Julian Alaphilippe as 'most important rider' in delivering Australian's Paris-Nice stage win
Frenchman played super-domestique for teammate as Tudor Pro scored first WorldTour win of 2025 in Auron -
Skjelmose crashes out of third place at Paris-Nice after road furniture collision
Lidl-Trek say no fractures for Dane, who crashed 51km from finish of stage 7
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'Let's go!' – Visma-Lease a Bike shatter Paris-Nice peloton with crosswind attack
Matteo Jorgenson extends race lead after Jonas Vingegaard abandons -
'I was so close last year' - Michael Matthews building steadily for Milan-San Remo at Paris-Nice
Australian determined to make good on string of near-misses in La Primavera on March 22
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'We're hoping he can go far' - Paris-Nice victory for Lenny Martinez fires up home expectations for young French climber
Bahrain Victorious racer boosts GC chances after netting first WorldTour win at ultra-tough summit finish -
Paris-Nice Queen stage 7 shortened to 109km due to 'unfavourable' weather conditions with two climbs removed
Penultimate stage modified from 147.8km to 109.3km, but the planned final ascent to Auron stays the same -
Jonas Vingegaard will not start stage 6 of Paris-Nice after Thursday's early stage crash
Visma-Lease a Bike rider was second overall after stage 5, having handed race lead to teammate Jorgenson after hurting hand in crash
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