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Paris-Nice 2024, March 3-10

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This but in reverse, with FDJ last, should be the starting order.
Seems a bit harsh that Cofidis, Alpecin and Lotto aren't even allowed to start. (RhD mode off)
 
Last year the gap between the top 6 teams was 25 seconds. And the TTT was 6km longer (although a bit less hilly). So I am not expecting more than 30 seconds between the top GC teams (UAE, Quickstep, Ineos, Bora, Visma).

Based on this years TTs UAE with this lineup should be the favourites, closely followed by Quickstep and Ineos.
 
So, how much time will Remco gain against other GC riders tomorrow. Let's make a poll:

A) More than 1min
B) More than 2min
C) More than 3min
D) 48 seconds
It's a TTT, not an ITT.

SQS, Bora, UAE, Ineos then Lidl and Visma could all be within 30-40 seconds of each other.

Based on this years TTs UAE with this lineup should be the favourites, closely followed by Quickstep and Ineos.
I think it's too close to call tbh to speak of favourites.
 
Vlasov should definitely finish with Roglic, Evenepoel will be a tough man to get rid of in the last couple of stages and having someone high in GC would be of help. UAE is the most interesting team for the TTT, probably start attacking each other in the last few k.
 
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