'They were racing for second' - Matteo Jorgenson frustrated in Paris-Nice finale

Matteo Jorgenson leading what he saw as an uncohesive chase group at Paris-Nice
Matteo Jorgenson leading what he saw as an uncohesive chase group at Paris-Nice (Image credit: Getty Images)

Matteo Jorgenson (Movistar) saved his best performance for last in Paris-Nice but was left with a slightly bitter taste. 

The US rider was unable to follow Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates), who was effectively in a race of his own, but he did go over the Col d'Èze in the second group alongside Jonas Vingegaard, David Gaudu, and Simon Yates. 

Patrick Fletcher

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