Paris - Nice 2025

Matteo Jorgenson won the 83rd edition of Paris-Nice, while the podium was rounded out by Florian Lipowitz and Thymen Arensman. Tim Merlier was the most successful stage hunter with two victories. The race began on Sunday, 9 March 2025, and concluded on Sunday, 16 March.

Top 5 Paris-Nice 2025
1. Matteo Jorgenson
2. Florian Lipowitz + 1.15
3. Thymen Arensman + 1.58
4. Magnus Sheffield + 2.17
5. Michael Storer + 3.03

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Paris-Nice 2025 stages:

Paris-Nice 2025: route, profiles, videos

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Sheffield wins final stage, Jorgenson seals GC

Magnus Sheffield and Mads Pedersen drop their fellow attackers on the Col d'Èze, after which the American continues alone on the Col des Quatre Chemins. Meanwhile, yellow jersey holder Matteo Jorgenson moves up to second place, resulting in an American affair on Nice's Promenade des Anglais, with a stage win for Sheffield and the overall victory for Jorgenson.

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Storer wins Queen Stage from breakaway, Jorgenson retains lead

Michael Storer drops his fellow attacker Mauro Schmid with 2.5 kilometres to go. The Australian solos to victory, while Matteo Jorgenson retains the overall lead. With Mattias Skjelmose abandoning, Thymen Arensman moves up to third place, while Florian Lipowitz remains in second place.

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Pedersen wins echelons stage, Jorgenson cements lead

In an icy, echelon-marked stage, it comes down to a sprint from a small peloton. Mads Pedersen edges out Joshua Tarling, while Matteo Jorgenson strengthens his lead. Florian Lipowitz remains in second, Mattias Skjelmose moves up to third.

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Martinez wins on steep finish, Jorgenson new leader

The Race to the Sun serves up a race with the last 50 kilometres packed with short ramps, before the finish line is situated atop a 1.7-kilometre kicker at 11.1%. That's where the battle rages. Matteo Jorgenson leads the charge, but Lenny Martinez takes the spoils."

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Almeida wins in La Loge des Gardes, Vingegaard new leader

Jonas Vingegaard attacks in the final 2 kilometres of the climb to La Loge des Gardes. In the last hundred metres, João Almeida catches up and the Portuguese rider takes the stage win. The double Tour de France winner can take comfort in the yellow jersey.

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