The peloton on stage eight of the 2014 Paris-Nice
Over a week of top cycling action begins this weekend (March 7/8) with Italian one-day Classic Strade Bianche and the start of the prestigious stage race, Paris-Nice.
As usual, the Race to the Sun features a strong lineup of riders, including former winners Tony Martin (Etixx-Quick Step), Richie Porte (Team Sky) and Bradley Wiggins (Team Sky).
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The Mayor of Nice doesn't want Paris-Nice to finish on seafront as plannedThe local leader has concerns about the impact the race during the lockdown
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Nairo Quintana takes final stage seven as Max Schachmann hangs on for Paris-Nice overall victoryThe Colombian took the summit finish victory as Schachmann survived to finish atop the GC
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Wout Poels crashes out of Paris-Nice: taken to hospital for checksTeam Sky reports that Wout Poels has been taken to hospital after crashing on stage six of Paris-Nice while he was in second place overall
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Paris-Nice 2018 live TV guideWhere to watch live coverage and catch highlights of the 2018 edition of Paris-Nice (March 4-111)
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Arnaud Démare wins chaotic opening stage of Paris-Nice as big GC gaps already open upArnaud Démare (FDJ) won the first stage of this year's Paris-Nice ahead of Julian Alaphilippe (Quick-Step Floors) in a chaotic day in northern France.
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Lotto-Soudal change name and kit for Paris-Nice to promote sponsor's productLotto-Soudal will be known as Lotto-Fix All for Paris-Nice, to promote one of Soudal's products. The team will also wear a different kit
