Paris-Nice 2018
Marc Soler won the 76th edition of Paris-Nice 4 seconds ahead of Simon Yates. The last stage proved to be decisive. David de la Cruz took the win at the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, while Soler finished in third, thus taking a time bonus of 4 seconds. Which was tailor made to snatch the overall victory. Gorka Izagirre rounded out the podium. Paris-Nice 2018 was played out from the 4th to the 11th of March.
Check out the final rankings of Paris-Nice 2018, or read about the route and the start list.
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Paris-Nice 2018 stages:
Paris-Nice 2018: Route maps, height profiles, and more
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Route and profile 1st stage
Route and profile 2nd stage
Route and profile 3rd stage
Route and profile 4th stage
Route and profile 5th stage
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Route and profile 7th stage
Route and profile 8th stage
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Climb details Valdeblore La Colmaine
Paris and Nice at Google Maps
Streetview Promenade des Anglais
De la Cruz wins thriller-race, Soler takes GC
Paris-Nice's final stage is played out on a short and explosive route with six intermediate climbs. It turns into a thriller of a race with David de la Cruz winning the stage and Marc Soler pocketing the overall victory, 4 seconds ahead of Simon Yates.Read more »
Simon Yates solos to victory and overall lead
Paris-Nice's Queen Stage is played out in wet and cold conditions. Following four intermediate climbs the race culminates on the haul up to Valdeblore La Colmiane. Simon Yates wins the race ahead of Dylan Teuns and Ion Izagirre. The Briton is the new man in yellow.Read more »
Solo victory Molard, LL Sánchez still in lead
The 6th stage of Paris-Nice takes in four intermediate hills before the finale spices up the route some more with a 1.8 kilometres 'wall' at 10% and a 3 kilometres climb at 5.7%. Rudy Molard attacks in the last kilometre and solos to victory ahead of Tim Wellens and Julian Alaphilippe. LL Sánchez retains in yellow, while runner-up Wout Poels crashes out of contention.Read more »
Cousin bests Politt in two-up sprint, LL Sánchez retains lead
Paris-Nice's 5th stage takes in a tough intermediate climb halfway, yet the last 60 kilometres are predominantly flat. Cousin and Politt are the strongest riders in the break and the Frenchman wins the sprint. LL Sánchez finishes safely in the bunch to retain in yellow.Read more »
Wout Poels takes ITT, LL Sánchez holds on to yellow jersey
At 18.5 kilometres, Paris-Nice's 4th stage is a demanding individual time trial. Wout Poels powers to victory ahead of Marc Soler and Ion Izagirre. Luis León Sánchez retains in yellow.Read more »
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The Route
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Chatou – Meudon
Orsonville - Vierzon
Bourges - Châtel-Guyon
La Fouillouse - Saint-Étienne
Salon-de-Provence - Sisteron
Sisteron - Vence
Nice - Valdeblore La Colmiane
Nice – Nice