El irland\u00e9s Sam Bennett regres\u00f3 a las carreteras francesas en Par\u00eds-Niza el domingo para hacerse con el atuendo de l\u00edder amarillo y blanco de la Carrera al Sol por primera vez. El poseedor de la camiseta verde del Tour de Francia fue guiado perfectamente por su compa\u00f1ero de equipo en Deceuninck Quick Step, Michael Morkov, para arrebatarle su tercera victoria de la temporada despu\u00e9s de dos etapas del Tour de los EAU. El irland\u00e9s venci\u00f3 al franc\u00e9s Arnaud Demare y al ex campe\u00f3n mundial Mads Pedersen en una primera etapa de 166 km alrededor de St Cyr L’Ecole, fatal para el ganador de 2013 y 2015 Richie Porte, quien se estrell\u00f3 con 33 km para el final y se vio obligado a salir el primer d\u00eda. .<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Solo de Doubey La salida real se dio a las 13:07 a los 161 corredores. Fabien Doubey (Total Direct Energie) tard\u00f3 16,5 km en romper finalmente por su cuenta. El franc\u00e9s, en busca de puntos KOM, lider\u00f3 el pelot\u00f3n por 5:20 en el mejor de los casos (Km 33) y embols\u00f3 tres puntos en la cima de la Cote de Senlisse (km 49,2) por delante del pelot\u00f3n liderado por Tim De Clercq (Deceuninck-Quick Step ) y Julien Bernard (Trek Segafredo). Doubey acumul\u00f3 tres puntos m\u00e1s en Cote de Meridon (km 55,8) y gan\u00f3 el sprint de bonificaci\u00f3n en Chateaufort (km 66) por delante de Michael Matthews (Team Bike Exchange) y Ben Swift (Ineos Grenadiers).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Cuatro en cabeza Al final de la primera vuelta (km 81), la brecha se redujo a 3:25. La ventaja de Doubey se derriti\u00f3 gradualmente hasta el kil\u00f3metro 115, cuando finalmente cuatro pilotos frenaron al franc\u00e9s: Philippe Gilbert, Stefano Oldani (Lotto Soudal), Antony Perez (Cofidis) y Chris Lawless (Total Direct Energie). Cuando Lawless los solt\u00f3, los cuatro fugitivos restantes lideraron el grupo por unos 20 segundos con 50 km para el final. El grupo permaneci\u00f3 a 30 segundos de las cuatro escapadas, ya que se produjeron algunos choques en el grupo que involucr\u00f3 a Dylan Teuns, Oliver Naesen, Ben O’Connor y m\u00e1s tarde Matthias Brandle y Sander Armee.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Porte fuera de la carrera a 33 km de la l\u00ednea, Richie Porte se estrell\u00f3 a su vez y el ganador de la Par\u00eds-Niza de 2013 y 2015 se detuvo, sufriendo dolores lumbares, antes de decidir intentar completar la etapa lo mejor que pudiera. Pero se vio obligado a dejarlo con 15 km para el final, despu\u00e9s de haberlo dado todo. Doubey asegur\u00f3 m\u00e1s puntos en el segundo ascenso de Cote de Senlisse, asegur\u00e1ndose la camiseta de lunares, y luego se relaj\u00f3, dejando a Gilbert, Oldani y P\u00e9rez para seguir luchando. Pero el tr\u00edo tambi\u00e9n se fren\u00f3 en el kil\u00f3metro 139. Otro piloto de Lotto-Soudal, Kobe Goosens, tambi\u00e9n prob\u00f3 suerte a 25 km del final, ya que Maxime Bouet (Arkea-Samsic) y Kaden Groves (Bike Exchange) tambi\u00e9n salieron al asfalto.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00daltimos intentos El belga fue atrapado con 17 km por jugar, poco antes del segundo sprint de bonificaci\u00f3n por la pared de Chateaufort, ganado por Michael Matthews por delante de Tiesj Benoot (DSM) y Jasper Stuyven (Trek Segafredo). Despu\u00e9s del sprint, siete corredores se turnaron. El franc\u00e9s Pierre Latour surgi\u00f3, llev\u00e1ndose a otros seis ciclistas con \u00e9l: Soren Kragh Andersen (DSM), Dylan Teuns (Bahr\u00e9in), Mattia Cattaneo (Deceuninck Quick Step), David De la Cruz (EAU), Cyril Gautier (B&B) y Kristian Sbaragli ( Apecin). Pero quedaron atrapados en la final cuando los equipos de velocistas comenzaron a posicionarse. Primero, Deceuninck-Quick Step pareci\u00f3 un poco bloqueado en la parte de atr\u00e1s, pero sirvieron perfectamente para que Sam Bennett se alzara detr\u00e1s de Arnaud Demare y Mads Pedersen para eclipsar f\u00e1cilmente al franc\u00e9s y al dan\u00e9s y levantar los brazos para su cuarta victoria de etapa en la Carrera al Sol. y su primera camiseta de l\u00edder.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Ireland\u2019s Sam Bennett returned to French roads in Paris-Nice on Sunday to seize the yellow and white leader\u2019s outfit of the Race to the Sun for the first time. The Tour de France green jersey holder was perfectly led out by his Deceuninck Quick Step team-mate Michael Morkov to snatch his third win of the season after two stages of the UAE Tour. The Irishman overpowered France\u2019s Arnaud Demare and former wofld champion Mads Pedersen in a 166-km first stage around St Cyr L\u2019Ecole, fatal to 2013 and 2015 winner Richie Porte, who crashed with 33 km to go and was forced out on the first day. <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Doubey\u2019s solo<\/strong> The real start was given at 13:07 to all 161 riders. It took 16.5 km for Fabien Doubey (Total Direct Energie) to finally break on his own. The Frenchman, going for KOM points, led the peloton by 5:20 at best (Km 33) and bagged three points at the top of Cote de Senlisse (km 49.2) ahead of the peloton led by Tim De Clercq (Deceuninck-Quick Step) and Julien Bernard (Trek Segafredo). Doubey collected three more points on Cote de Meridon (km 55.8) and went on to win the bonus sprint in Chateaufort (km 66) ahead of Michael Matthews (Team Bike Exchange) and Ben Swift (Ineos Grenadiers). <\/p>\n\n\n\n Four in the lead<\/strong> At the end of the first loop (km 81), the gap was down to 3:25. Doubey\u2019s lead gradually melted until kilometre 115, when four riders finally reined the Frenchman in – Philippe Gilbert, Stefano Oldani (Lotto Soudal), Antony Perez (Cofidis) and Chris Lawless (Total Direct Energie). As Lawless let them go, the four remaining escapees led the pack by some 20 seconds with 50 km to go. The pack remained within 30 seconds of the four breakaways as a few crashes took place in the bunch involving Dylan Teuns, Oliver Naesen, Ben O\u2019Connor and later Matthias Brandle and Sander Armee. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Porte out of the race<\/strong> 33 km from the line, Richie Porte crashed in turn and the 2013 and 2015 Paris-Nice winner halted, suffering from lower back pains, before deciding to try and complete the stage the best he could. But he was forced to call it quits with 15 km to go, having given it his all. Doubey clinched more points in the second ascent of Cote de Senlisse, securing the polka-dot jersey, and then relaxed, leaving Gilbert, Oldani and Perez to keep fighting. But the trio were also reined in at kilometre 139. Another Lotto-Soudal rider, Kobe Goosens, also tried his luck with 25 km to go as Maxime Bouet (Arkea-Samsic) and Kaden Groves (Bike Exchange) also hit the tarmac. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Last attempts<\/strong>\u00a0The Belgian was caught with 17 km left, shortly before the second bonus sprint up the Chateaufort wall, won by Michael Matthews ahead of Tiesj Benoot (DSM) and Jasper Stuyven (Trek Segafredo). After the sprint, seven riders went in turn. France\u2019s Pierre Latour surged, taking six other riders with him: Soren Kragh Andersen (DSM), Dylan Teuns (Bahrain), Mattia Cattaneo (Deceuninck Quick Step), David De la Cruz (UAE), Cyril Gautier (B&B) and Kristian Sbaragli (Apecin). But they were caught in the finale as the sprinters teams started to position themselves. Deceuninck-Quick Step first seemed a little blocked at the back but they delivered perfectly for Sam Bennett to surge behind Arnaud Demare and Mads Pedersen to easily upstage the Frenchman and the Dane and raise his arms for his fourth stage win in the Race to the Sun and his first leader\u2019s jersey.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n Paris-nice-fr<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" El irland\u00e9s Sam Bennett regres\u00f3 a las carreteras francesas en Par\u00eds-Niza el domingo para hacerse con el atuendo de l\u00edder amarillo y blanco de la Carrera al Sol por primera vez. 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