Resolves to the immediate winner as presented on the final stage podium. Won't re-resolve if the result changes later.
Race starts 3 March 2024.
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@Lion I don't need a reminder! I just need to wait until the point in the day I can watch it 😁 I've never forgotten!
@Eliza Looks like things have shifted since that comment, with several users essentially betting against the current leader, McNulty.
Due to the unfavourable weather conditions in the Alpes-Maritimes department and according to the weather forecast for the weekend, and in order to ensure the safety of the riders, the #ParisNice organising teams, in agreement with the city of Nice, the Nice Côte d'Azur Metropole, the Alpes-Maritimes Prefecture and after consulting the panel of commissaires of the International Cycling Union (UCI), the representatives of the teams and riders (AIGCP, CPA), have decided to modify the route of stage 7. The finish will take place at the summit of the Madone d'Utelle, which offers an ascent of 15.3 km at an average of 5.7 pc, with some sections at 8 pc. The Madone d'Utelle has already hosted Paris-Nice, in 2016. Ilnur Zakarin had raised his arms in front of Geraint Thomas and Alberto Contador. Starting from Nice, the riders will have a hard day ahead of them with a 104-km stage and 2,000 metres of elevation. The first 89 kilometres of the initial stage have been retained. At Saint-Jean La Rivière, the riders will find themselves at the foot of the final climb, which promises a spectacular final battle between the favourites for the general classification.
Basically, first 89km the same, then the climbs are chopped off and a different climb finish instead.
This is the OLD profile.
@Eliza New finish climb
Buying some No on Remco who is not in the lead.
There is probably a chance for more changes to the final stage.
@egroj 4 riders if you count Jay Vine and Finn Fisher-Black (he podium-ed at Tour of Oman and AlUla). I like UAE's odds, keep those guys close to Remco and Egan, let the leader tomorrow go to the breakaway, there's a bunch of knuckleheads that will try to control tomorrow (Movistar being Movistar will defend Guerrero's 50th position 😂 ) and Thursday and Friday is the sprinter's teams job, so you can rest until Saturday. Then on Saturday, attack Remco with those 4 guys one after the other at Auron, to see if he breaks.
Tomorrow should be a great stage, I hope that Roglic tries something epic.