Felix Gall: Rise and setback at Paris-Nice!

Professional cyclist Felix Gall causes a stir on the traditional Paris-Nice long-distance ride! On Saturday, the talented East Tyrolean proved his skills and completed the penultimate stage in an outstanding sixth place. Despite adverse weather conditions with snow and rain, Gall made decisive strides on the 104 kilometer shortened section from Nice to Madone d'Utelle. He fought his way through the first chasing group on the final climb and crossed the finish line in Auron ahead of well-known riders such as overall leader Matteo Jorgenson. Michael Storer from Australia secured the day's victory and once again proved why he is one of the best breakaways.

But not everything went according to plan for Gall. Loud Pulse24 The Decathlon professional fell back to 13th place in the overall ranking and is now more than two minutes behind the leaders. The Estellevene cool weather forecast of cold rain accompanies the event and causes additional difficulties on the bike. Before the final mountain section on Sunday, Gall still has the opportunity to improve his position, even if he is 1:05 minutes behind the day's winner Vlasow.

Exciting conclusion awaits

The final stage on Sunday promises exciting battles for the best places, especially for Gall, who shows strong despite his setbacks. Overall leader Brandon McNulty of UAE Team Emirates has a narrow lead of 37 seconds over second place, while four-time world champion Remco Evenepoel also remains in the race and is hoping to catch up. The cycling event remains exciting until the end and attracts the best riders in the world to France, where they have to face the extreme weather conditions.