WorldTour stage racing resumes on Sunday March 4 with the start of Paris-Nice, the prestigious eight-day stage race in France that numbers Wout Poels and Sergio Henao (Team Sky), Esteban Chaves and Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott), Jakob Fuglsang (Astana) and Julian Alaphilippe (Quick-Step Floors) among its starters.
Eurosport will be showing a mixture of live coverage and highlights in among its cycling coverage of the concurrently-running Tirreno-Adriatico.
Paris-Nice 2018: Stages
Stage one: Chatou to Meudon, 135km
Stage two: Orsonville to Vierzon, 187 km
Stage three: Bourges to Châtel-Guyon, 210 km
Stage four: La Fouillouse to Saint-Étienne, 18.4 km (ITT)
Stage five: Salon-de-Provence to Sisteron, 163.5 km
Stage six: Sisteron to Vence, 188 km
Stage seven: Nice to Valdeblore La Colmiane, 175 km
Stage eight: Nice to Nice, 110 km
TV schedule
Sunday March 4
14.30-16.00, LIVE stage one, Eurosport 2
19.00-20.00, Stage one highlights, Eurosport 2
Monday March 5
14.15-15.45, LIVE stage two, Eurosport 1
19.00-20.30, Stage two highlights, Eurosport 1
Tuesday March 6
14.15-15.45, LIVE stage three, Eurosport 1
19.00-20.30, Stage three highlights, Eurosport 1
Wednesday March 7
14.15-15.45 LIVE stage four, Eurosport Player
15.30-17.00, Stage four highlights, Eurosport 1
20.00-21.00, Stage four highlights, Eurosport 1
Thursday March 8
14.55-16.25, LIVE stage five, Eurosport Player
15.30-16.30, LIVE stage five, Eurosport 1
20.00-21.00, Stage five highlights, Eurosport 1
Friday March 9
14.45-15.45, LIVE stage six, Eurosport Player
20.00-21.00, Stage six highlights, Eurosport 1
Saturday March 10
12.35-14.05, LIVE stage seven, Eurosport Player
15.30-17.00, Stage seven highlights, Eurosport 1
20.00-21.00, Stage seven highlights, Eurosport 1
Sunday March 11
TBC
20.00-21.00, Stage eight highlights, Eurosport 1
Social media/web
Official Twitter account: @ParisNice
Official website: www.letour.com/indexPNC_us.html
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