Dampierre-en-Burly – Dampierre-en-Burly – TTT – 32,20 Km

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1 JUMBO-VISMA NED JUMBO-VISMA 00:33:55
2 EF EDUCATION – EASYPOST USA EF EDUCATION – EASYPOST 00:01
3 TEAM JAYCO ALULA AUS TEAM JAYCO ALULA 00:04
4 GROUPAMA – FDJ FRA GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:14
5 UAE TEAM EMIRATES UAE UAE TEAM EMIRATES 00:23
6 BORA – HANSGROHE GER BORA – HANSGROHE 00:25
7 SOUDAL QUICK-STEP BEL SOUDAL QUICK-STEP 00:39
8 TREK – SEGAFREDO USA TREK – SEGAFREDO 00:45
9 BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS BRN BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 00:47
10 INEOS GRENADIERS GBR INEOS GRENADIERS 00:48
11 TEAM DSM NED TEAM DSM 00:48
12 MOVISTAR TEAM ESP MOVISTAR TEAM 00:50
13 LOTTO DSTNY BEL LOTTO DSTNY 01:03
14 COFIDIS FRA COFIDIS 01:05
15 TOTALENERGIES FRA TOTALENERGIES 01:10
16 ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM KAZ ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM 01:13
17 TEAM ARKEA – SAMSIC FRA TEAM ARKEA – SAMSIC 01:25
18 AG2R CITROEN TEAM FRA AG2R CITROEN TEAM 01:27
19 ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK BEL ALPECIN-DECEUNINCK 01:31
20 INTERMARCHÉ – CIRCUS – WANTY BEL INTERMARCHÉ – CIRCUS – WANTY 01:33
21 UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM NOR UNO-X PRO CYCLING TEAM 01:39
22 ISRAEL – PREMIER TECH ISR ISRAEL – PREMIER TECH 02:32

Gesamt:

1 CORT Magnus DEN EF Education-EasyPost 07:53:41
2 VAN HOOYDONCK Nathan BEL Jumbo-Visma 00:01
3 MATTHEWS Michael AUS Team Jayco-AlUla 00:03
4 TRATNIK Jan SLO Jumbo-Visma 00:03
5 VINGEGAARD Jonas DEN Jumbo-Visma 00:03
6 YATES Simon GBR Team Jayco-AlUla 00:07
7 POWLESS Neilson USA EF Education-EasyPost 00:08
8 FOSS Tobias NOR Jumbo-Visma 00:08
9 O’BRIEN Kelland AUS Team Jayco-AlUla 00:11
10 POGACAR Tadej SLO UAE Team Emirates 00:14
11 GAUDU David FRA Groupama-FDJ 00:17
12 KÜNG Stefan SUI Groupama-FDJ 00:17
13 BISSEGGER Stefan SUI EF Education-EasyPost 00:17
14 SOBRERO Matteo ITA Team Jayco-AlUla 00:18
15 VAN POPPEL Danny NED BORA-hansgrohe 00:28
16 JUNGELS Bob LUX BORA-hansgrohe 00:28
17 SCHACHMANN Maximilian GER BORA-hansgrohe 00:28
18 POLITT Nils GER BORA-hansgrohe 00:28
19 SCOTSON Miles AUS Groupama-FDJ 00:33
20 HALLER Marco AUT BORA-hansgrohe 00:33
21 PEDERSEN Mads DEN Trek-Segafredo 00:40
22 ASGREEN Kasper DEN Soudal Quick-Step 00:42
23 DENNIS Rohan AUS Jumbo-Visma 00:43
24 LAMPAERT Yves BEL Soudal Quick-Step 00:46
25 SKJELMOSE JENSEN Mattias DEN Trek-Segafredo 00:48

Paris-Nizza: BORA – hansgrohe beim Mannschaftszeitfahren auf Rang sechs

Am dritten Tag von Paris-Nizza stand in Dampierre en Burly ein 32,2km langes Mannschaftszeitfahren auf dem Programm. Auf dem flachen und schnellen Parcours belegte BORA – hansgrohe am Ende den sechsten Platz.
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„Wir haben uns viel vorgenommen heute, wollten vorne mitfahren und ein offensives Rennen zeigen. Bei der Zwischenzeit lagen wir auf Platz drei und waren stark unterwegs. Die zweite Hälfte der Strecke war geprägt von Gegenwindverhältnissen, hier haben wir leider etwas Zeit liegen lassen bzw. waren andere einfach stärker. Insgesamt haben die Jungs eine solide Leistung gezeigt, wir arbeiten weiter daran, uns in dieser Spezialdisziplin zu verbessern.“ Rolf Aldag, Sportlicher Leiter

Jumbo Visma win TTT but Cort steals the show

Jonas Vingegaard’s Jumbo Visma opted for tradition and team effort to clinch the 32.2-km team time trial stage 3 of Paris-Nice and nearly handed perfect team-mate Nathan van Hooydonck the race’s yellow jersey. But the Dutchman was finally beaten for the yellow jersey by Vingegaard’s compatriot Magnus Cort (EF Education-Easy Post), who crossed the line only one second slower than the Dutch outfit to snatch the overall lead by the slightest margin. Michael Matthews (Jayco Alula) is now third overall, a further second adrift. Denmark is everywhere with the yellow jersey on Cort’s back while Mads Pedersen holds the green jersey and Jonas Gregaard the polka-dot.

Tradition
While most teams decided to use the new format of the stage to drop riders along the way and leave just one strong man lead out their leader in the last kilometre, Jumbo Visma kept four riders until the line to set a fastest time of 33 minutes and 55 seconds, at an average speed of 57 kph. They beat EF Education by one second while pacesetters Jayco Alula were four seconds adrift. Groupama-FDJ were a surprising fourth, 14 seconds adrift.

The Lotto Dstny team, last in the team classification of this Paris-Nice, opened the ball of this team time trial, the first on the Race to the Sun since 1993 at 14:57. They crossed the line first in 34:58, setting the tone for the rest of the field. At the first intermediate mark, Jayco Alula were the first under 17 minutes in 16:53. The Australian team opted to stay together and reach the last kilometre with four riders before leading out Simon Yates and Michael Matthews to narrowly beat the 34 minutes bar in 33:59. The mark long proved unbeatable, as teams were attempting diverse tactics to place their leaders in the best possible position. Most decided to leave their strongest specialist in the last kilometre to trail their leader towards the line. It was the case for Tadej Pogacar, led out by Mikkel Bjerg before surging on his own for the final sprint.

Different approaches

The approach was slightly different for France’s David Gaudu, who stayed in the slipstream of former Euorpean champion Stefan Kung until the line: it paid off as the Frenchman only lost ten seconds on Yates and Matthews and was even nine seconds faster than Pogacar. Jumbo Visma by contrast opted to race like in a traditional team time trial, as there were still four of them in the last kilometre. With specialists like Rohan Dennis, Tobias Foss, Jan Tratnik, Nathan van Hoodyonck and Jonas Vingegaard, it proved the right decision and allowed the reigning Tour de France champion to take crucial time over his rivals, and especially Pogacar, who now trails him by 11 seconds overall. Magnus Cort and EF also acted differently, the Dane going solo to try and snatch the yellow jersey. It worked perfectly.
@ASO