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Lenny Martinez and Jonas Vingegaard have combined in the final miles of the 8th stage of Paris Nice, but both have sought victory.

Vingeggard has won his 45th victory and his third of the season.

The stage has been reduced to 47 kilometers due to bad weather and Pont has competed between Louis Nucera and Isola.

Today's departure was scheduled for noon, but the organizers have decided to restrict the route for the second consecutive day. The cyclists have returned to the team's buses and will depart at 1.45 p.m., 47 kilometres from the Isolak destination.

The Colombian Harold Tejada attacked less than 5 kilometers from the finish line and reached the finish line with six seconds ahead of the platoon.

The team of Joshua Tarling, Igor Arrieta, Steff Cras and Arthur Kluckers has managed to escape five kilometers from the finish line and the fastest has been Tejada.

The Dane has crossed the finish line with authority and alone, after attacking for 20 kilometers, and has almost sentenced the overall ranking of the French race.

Although he was already victorious, Jonas Vingegaard (VISMA) has attacked 20.8 metres from the finish line. He has entered alone with a time of 4:29:01. Valentín Paret-Peintre (Quick-Step) has arrived second and Harold Tejada (Astana) third.

The Danish cyclist is the new leader of the race after crossing the finish line alone in the fourth stage. Vingegaard attacked 1000 meters from the finish line and left behind Daniel Felipe Martinez and Tim Van Dijke.

In the absence of a mile, Jonas Vingegaard (VISMA) has won a victory that will put the race on track. Daniel Felipe Martínez (Red Bull-BORA) has crossed the finish line with 42 seconds of difference, followed by Tim Van Dijke (Red Bull-BORA).

The German has surpassed the Swiss in the last few meters to win the fourth win in his palmaris.

The Belgian Wout van Aert (Visma) has won the 113th edition of the París-Roubaix by defeating Tadej Pogacar in the sprint; the "Hell of the North" has again escaped the Slovenian, the only "Monument" missing in his palmaris.

Evenepoel has been imposed in the sprint on the Danish Mattias Skjelmose, while the Catalan cyclist Paula Blasi won a historic victory this Sunday in the 12th edition of the women's Amstel Gold Race.

The young Frenchman of the Decathlon has made the attack a decisive climb in the race and has left all his rivals behind.

The platoon has come together to the final ascent of the Huy Wall after several escape attempts. Seixas has had the baton of command at the last climb, and has attacked 200 yards from the top to raise his arms at the finish line.

The 90th edition of the classic will be played next Wednesday and the race will be broadcast live on ETB1 from 3:15 p.m. This year it starts for the first time in Herstal, very close to Liège. Pogacar was the winner of last year's race at the Huy Wall.

The Slovenian has once again prevailed in the Liège Bastogne-Liège after a tense duel with the Frenchman Paul Seixas, while Vollering has attacked the Redoute High and has crossed the finish line alone in an edition with significant casualties.

The race will have a new ending, as the organizers have decided to tighten the run-up to the historic climbs by adding two new ports, the Col du Maquisard and the Cote de Desnie.

In addition, the roads of the Basque Country will take the Return to Women from 15 to 17 May.