US EditionVingegaard soloes to victory in Paris-Nice fifth stage
Jonas Vingegaard extended his overall lead by 3 minutes 22 seconds after winning Stage 5 in a dominant breakaway, showing strong climbing form ahead of Grand Tours.
- Yesterday, the cyclist won Stage 5 of Paris–Nice in Colombier-le-Vieux, emerging from a dominant breakaway that highlighted his climbing strength.
- Vingegaard has intensified preparations after recent defeats by Tadej Pogačar and is targeting a Paris–Nice title and Giro d'Italia debut in May, aiming for all three Grand Tours.
- He finished 2:02 ahead of Valentin Paret-Peintre and 2:20 ahead of Harold Tejada, as rivals could not stay with Vingegaard on the last four climbs, and he waved near the finish.
- Having also won Stage 4 on Wednesday, Vingegaard leads Colombian Daniel Martínez by 3:22 overall, strengthening his position as a two-time Tour de France champion, with the race ending Sunday in Nice.
- Looking toward later this year, Vingegaard aims for Giro and Tour prep as the 113th Tour starts on July 4 and the race ends Sunday in Nice.
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Jonas Vingegaard won his second stage in two days on Paris-Nice this Thursday after a 21-kilometre solo raid.
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Vingegaard shows off his climbing form with dominant stage win in Paris-Nice race
Danish cyclist Jonas Vingegaard has shown he is in strong climbing form after a dominant breakaway victory on the fifth stage of the Paris-Nice race.
Danish cyclist Jonas Vingegaard, a member of the Visma-Lease a bike team, is demonstrating excellent fitness in the Paris-Nice race. The Dane also won the fifth, second consecutive more difficult stage, but again he had no real competition in it.
The first important stage race of the cycling season has started. From 8 to 15 March, the professionals will show whether they are in top form early in the year. Here, fans will find an overview of all stages and results.
Jonas Vingegaard put his competitors in their place in the Paris-Nice cycling race on Thursday in superb fashion. Wearing the yellow leader's jersey, the Danish Visma star said goodbye to all the other 20 kilometers on stage 5...
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