Primoz Roglic BADLY Cracks in the Cold on Col d’Eze | Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 8 with Lanterne Rouge
Video Primoz Roglic BADLY Cracks in the Cold on Col d’Eze | Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 8 with Lanterne Rouge
Video Primoz Roglic BADLY Cracks in the Cold on Col d’Eze | Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 8 with Lanterne Rouge YouTube Channel.
Primoz Roglic BADLY Cracks in the Cold on Col d’Eze | Paris-Nice 2024 Stage 8
Lanterne Rouge: The Last Stand of the Parin Stage
The final stage of the Parin always promises excitement and drama, and stage eight was no exception. The riders faced challenging conditions with cold, wet weather impacting the race. Riders like Remco Jorgenson needed to perform well on this stage to secure their position in the general classification (GC). The stage featured a grueling 110 km route with almost no flat sections, including high climbs like the 7 km Cote and the steep 8-9 km section of the Cata Shamar.
As the race unfolded, the GC standings became more clear. McNalty held a slender lead ahead of Jorgenson, with Shelmosa close behind. These riders were the main contenders for the stage win and the overall GC victory. The stage was crucial for riders like Remco Jorgenson, who needed to manage the time gap on McNalty to secure a win.
The race started with a crash involving Santiago Buto, who had to retire from the race along with Kevin Jenet. The wet conditions made positioning on the descent crucial, leading to splits in the peloton. Riders like Buł and Goł had to chase in a group while Pons started to push the pace at the front of the race.
As the riders approached the challenging climbs, the race intensified. Remco Jorgenson made several attacks to test his rivals, with McNalty and Vlasov responding to his moves. The race dynamics shifted as Jorgenson showed his strength by attacking and maintaining a high pace. Remco’s determination to drop his rivals was evident in his repeated attacks on the climbs.
The tension mounted as the riders approached the final climb, the CZ. Remco’s aggressive riding split the group, leaving McNalty struggling to keep up. Jorgenson took advantage of the situation, attacking to secure bonus seconds and extend his lead in the GC. Remco’s efforts to distance his rivals paid off, as he set a relentless pace on the climb.
As the riders reached the summit, Jorgenson and McNalty broke away from the rest of the group, setting the stage for a thrilling finale. Remco’s focus on the stage win was evident as he pushed the pace, while McNalty tried to stay close to him. Vlasov was unable to match their tempo, losing ground on the climb.
In the final moments of the race, Jorgenson and McNalty battled for the stage win, with Remco ultimately taking the victory. Despite the intense competition, the riders showed respect for each other as they crossed the finish line together. Jorgenson’s performance in the race earned him the leaders jersey, capping off a remarkable week of racing.
The Parin stage proved to be a test of skill, endurance, and strategy for the riders, with Jorgenson emerging as the victor. His tactical riding and determination to win were commendable, showcasing the competitive spirit of the sport. As the riders look ahead to future races, they can draw inspiration from Jorgenson’s success in the Parin stage.
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