The stage is short but promises to be intense. This Sunday noon, it is with a blue sky, more than 20 degrees and without wind that the runners of the 81st Paris-Nice set off from the Promenade des Anglais.
This day promises to be intense because David Gaudu is only 12 seconds behind Tadej Pogacar, who counts “win this last stage which suits me well, with short climbs”.
He will have to resist the sequence of the Côte de Peille and the Col d’Eze climbed by the Chemin du Vinaigrier to hang a first Paris-Nice on his record.
