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Primož Roglič launches blistering attack to take overall lead on stage four of Paris-Nice 2021

Primož Roglič was untouchable on his way to stage victory on stage four of Paris-Nice 2021, taking the overall lead in the process. The Jumbo-Visma rider waited until just 3km remained of the final climb to Chiroubles to launch his enormous attack, taking bonus seconds at the intermediate sprint and powering to the line alone. Despite a commendable effort from Michael Matthews (BikeExchange) to chase down Roglič, it was the Slovenian who dominated the stage and takes over the leader’s yellow jersey from Stefan Bissegger (EF Education-Nippo). How it happened The fourth stage of Paris-Nice 2021 from Chalon-sur-Saône to Chiroubles was the first opportunity for the climbers to take back time after the short individual time trial on stage three.

All-conquering Roglic takes Paris-Nice lead as Bennett clings on to green jersey

All-conquering Roglic takes Paris-Nice lead as Bennett clings on to green jersey The Jumbo-Visma rider takes over the yellow and green jerseys, but Bennett wears the latter again tomorrow. By AFP Wednesday 10 Mar 2021, 8:43 PM Mar 10th 2021, 8:43 PM 2,541 Views 0 Comments Slovenian rider Primoz Roglic wearing the green jersey of best sprinter, celebrates on the podium. Image: AP/PA Images Image: AP/PA Images PRIMOZ ROGLIC POWERED ahead of the peloton to win stage four of Paris-Nice and take the overall lead in the eight-day race, while Giro d’Italia winner Tao Geoghegan Hart was forced out after hitting his head in a fall.

Roglic wins in Beaujolais to take Paris-Nice lead

Dazzling Roglic in control of Paris-Nice

Dazzling Roglic in control of Paris-Nice AAP 10/03/2021 Ian Chadband © EPA PHOTO Primoz Roglic has taken control of the Paris-Nice race with a dazzling stage four win. Vuelta a Espana champion Primoz Roglic has grabbed the leader s yellow jersey in the Paris-Nice race by winning the fourth stage as Australian Michael Matthews bid to win back the yellow jersey was blown away by the brilliant Slovenian. Roglic showed why he is ranked the world s No.1 road racer as he demolished the field over the final difficult three-kilometre ascent of a 188km hilly ride between Chalon-sur-Saone and Chiroubles on Wednesday. Matthews, of the Australian outfit Team BikeExchange, who had seized the yellow jersey after the second stage before losing it during Tuesday s time trial, made a bold effort to chase after Roglic and grab bonus seconds but it was all in vain as he leaked a lot of time.

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