Matteo Jorgenson Poised to Defend Paris-Nice Title in Challenging Final Stage

The 8th and final stage of Paris-Nice features three first-category climbs, with Jorgenson holding a 37-second lead over Florian Lipowitz.

The final stage of Paris-Nice 2025 will cover 119.9 km around Nice, with three categorized climbs, including the steep Col de Quatre Chemins, just 9 km from the finish.
American cyclist Matteo Jorgenson leads the general classification, aiming for his second consecutive Paris-Nice victory with a 37-second advantage over Germany's Florian Lipowitz.
Thymen Arensman, currently third overall, and Michael Storer, who won the snowy 7th stage, remain outside contenders for the podium.
The 7th stage, shortened due to adverse weather conditions, saw Michael Storer claim victory, while Mattias Skjelmose abandoned after a crash, shaking up the general classification.
The final stage will be broadcast on France 3 and Eurosport 2, with the peloton set to start at 2:10 PM local time and finish between 5:00 and 5:20 PM.