The peloton passes under a giant bottle of wine at the Tour de France
If you like cycling and you like wine, then the 2017 edition of Paris-Nice is an absolute corker of a race.
After yesterday's stage started in Chablis, today's 14.5km time trial runs through the heart of the Beaujolais region, with suitable prizes being handed out to the top riders on the day.
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'It took everything' - Puck Pieterse outclimbs Demi Vollering to win La Flèche WallonneDutch 22-year-old shows Classics pedigree with first one-day victory
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Tadej Pogačar flies to dominant victory at La Flèche WallonneSlovenian takes second win at Belgian classic ahead of Kévin Vauquelin and Tom Pidcock
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Jonas Vingegaard out of Volta a Catalunya after Paris-Nice crashVisma-Lease a Bike say two-time Tour de France winner needs more time to recover from wrist injury sustained in France last week
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Matteo Jorgenson aiming to 'set the bar higher' and target a Grand Tour after securing second Paris-Nice titleAmerican explained that targeting a win in one of the sport's biggest three-week races was now the logical next step in his career
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Matteo Jorgenson rules out Tour de France leadership after Jonas Vingegaard's withdrawal from Paris-NiceThe American is on the cusp of a second consecutive victory at the Race to the Sun
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Mattias Skjelmose: 'Cycling is a relentless sport. One day you feel great, the next everything can change in a split second'Lidl-Trek rider was forced to abandon Paris-Nice after a heavy crash on stage seven
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'A tough day' - Mads Pedersen outsprints Josh Tarling to win Paris-Nice stage 6 after echelons chaosWind forces GC shake-up as Matteo Jorgenson holds race lead
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Jonas Vingegaard abandons Paris-Nice after stage 5 crashFormer Tour de France winner to recover from injuries at home
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'Given the circumstances, it's very impressive that he finished this stage' - Jonas Vingegaard crashes at Paris-Nice, loses 26 seconds on stage 5Visma-Lease a Bike rider left with cut on lip and and ceded race lead on Thursday, understood to have hurt wrist
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'The legs were on fire' - Lenny Martinez powers to victory on stage 5 of Paris-Nice as Matteo Jorgenson moves back into the race leadAmerican takes over the yellow jersey after Jonas Vingegaard ships time on steep final climb to La Côte-Saint-André
