The Jumbo team flew in the Paris-Nice time trial, one step behind Tadej Pogacar

Victory for the Dutch team Jumbo-Visma in the third stage and 81st edition of Paris-Nicein a 32.2-kilometer team time trial that starts and ends in the town of Dampierre-en-Burly and which resulted in the change of leader to general.

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In a second the formation led by the Dane Jonas Vingegaard prevailed in North America EF Education-EasyPostwho sees how his broker, also Danish magnus cut, moved up to lead the race. Things were worse for the Slovenian Tadej Pogacar. His group, UAE Team Emirates, had to settle for the fifth best place and despite the fact that the double winner of Tour de France he tried to minimize the damage from the seconds lost in the last few meters of the stage.

Despite this enormous effort, ‘Handsome’ From second overall to tenth, losing some positions, but remaining 14 seconds behind the new leader, which is synonymous with competitiveness and maximum excitement in the coming days.

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This Wednesday, the fourth stage, which is 164.7 kilometers, whose outcome is in 1st category port of La Logewith a result in which an all-out battle would inevitably ensue.

RANKINGS

Stage
1.Jumbo-Visma (PB) 33’55”
2.EF Education-EasyPost (USA), at 1″
3.Team Jayco Alula (Aus), at 4″
4.Groupama-FDJ (Fra), on 14″
5.UAE Team Emirates (United Arab Emirates), at 23″
General
1.Magnus Cort (Din/EF Education-EasyPost), 7h53’41”
2.Nathan Van Hooydonck (Bel/Jumbo-Visma), at 1″
3.Michael Matthews (Aus/Team Jayco Alula), at 3″
4. Jan Tratnik (Slo/Jumbo-Visma), id.
5. Jonas Vingegaard (Din/Jumbo-Visma), id.