Paris-Nice 2024 Route stage 3: Auxerre - Auxerre

So, that’s the format which was introduced last year. Usually, teams are given the time set by the fourth rider in the squad to cross the line. The new format inspired Magnus Cort and Tadej Pogacar to go solo in the finale and set the time for their teams and themselves. Cort took the yellow jersey this way.

This year’s course is harder than back then, as the route is more undulating. The route heads to the south and returns to Auxerre after moving through villages such as Vaux, Jussy, Gy-l’Évêque and Vallan. Two undulations stand out. The first one begins just after Vaux and slopes for 2 kilometres at 4.6%; the second one is similar – 0.2% steeper, just al long – and begins after Jussy.

The team reaches the highest points of the second climb after 14.1 kilometres. That’s where the intermediate times are taken. The road goes every so slight downhill in the subsequent 12 kilometres before the last kilometres rises at 3.1% to the line.

Last year’s TTT was won by Jumbo-Visma (now Visma | Lease a Bike), 1 second ahead of EF Education-EasyPost (Cort), while Team Jayco Alula crossed the line with a 4 seconds deficit.

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