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Jonas Vingegaard won the overall Paris-Nice title after a final-stage sprint in Nice, with Lenny Martinez taking the stage win at the line.
Martinez won the final stage, while Vingegaard extended his early-season form with multiple race wins.
Del Toro won Tirreno-Adriatico, finishing 40 seconds ahead of Matteo Jorgenson in the final standings.
Del Toro secured the overall lead by finishing decisively on the penultimate stage and then defended it on Sunday.
Vingegaard remains in strong form ahead of potential Giro d’Italia and Tour de France efforts.
Harold Tejada claimed third on the Paris-Nice final day, keeping pressure on the overall podium.
Jordi Milan and Lavagna were among riders affected by late-stage crashes affecting sprint outcomes.
Giulio Pellizzari finished third overall in Tirreno-Adriatico after a strong week in central Italy.
The eighth Paris-Nice stage started and finished in Nice, featuring a demanding final climb.
The Tirreno-Adriatico finale featured Milan’s sprint victory with a dramatic finish, closing Italy week.

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Vingegaard dominates Paris-Nice with the largest winning margin since 1939, signaling peak form as he closes the week with a commanding GC lead.
Martinez secures a dramatic Paris-Nice stage win, edging Vingegaard in the final sprint and highlighting a closing-week duel.
Del Toro claims Tirreno-Adriatico glory as he rises to prominence, highlighting a breakthrough victory for Mexico at the race's summit.
Jorgenson earns Tirreno-Adriatico runner-up honor, marking the first American podium at the event since 1982 and continuing American success at the race.
Weather-altered Paris-Nice route left the race at roughly 1,100 kilometers, shaping teams’ strategies across the week.
Del Toro dominates Tirreno-Adriatico by collecting three of the four classifications, underscoring his ascendancy at the event.
Milan’s sprint strength showcases Italy’s depth as Jonathan Milan wins Tirreno-Adriatico's final stage on home soil for a third straight year.
Vingegaard’s Grand Tour ambitions remain in play, with Giro and Tour plans aligned within UAE Team Emirates’ calendar.
Almeida is positioned to lead UAE at the Giro, aiming for podium success alongside Vingegaard’s broader Grand Tour campaign.
With Milan-San Remo on the horizon, the peloton pivots toward Giro d’Italia glory as teams map strategies beyond Paris-Nice.

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Vingegaard won Paris-Nice with the biggest winning margin since 1939, extending his overall lead to 4:23.
Vingegaard claimed the polka-dot climber and green sprint jerseys, confirming dominance in multiple classifications.
Lenny Martínez won the final stage, but could not overcome Vingegaard’s overall lead.
Vingegaard strengthened form ahead of his Giro d’Italia debut in May.
The podium featured Georg Steinhauser as part of the overall top three.
Vingegaard’s early week breakaway victory signaled strong climbing form.
The race served as preparation for a potential three-Grand-Tours year for Vingegaard.
The 113th Tour starts on July 4, marking the calendar context for Paris-Nice results.
NBC Sports provided daily recaps and coverage of Paris-Nice events.
Vingegaard’s Paris-Nice victory followed a prior crash in the race’s history, illustrating a comeback narrative.

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