What will happen on stage eight of year’s race? Join John Brewin for all the latest news
, on the parade lap of Semur-en-Auxois, seven clicks from the real start of the race. It’s soggy, like Paris-Nice weather as the excellent Rob Hatch says on Eurosport.: “Julien Bernard has received a fine of 200CHF after he pulled up at the side of the road and embraced his family on stage seven.
The Danish rider fought through Stage 6 and 7 but the pain and swelling has not improved and the range of moment in his left shoulder has worsened, making it almost impossible to handle the bike., together with the Team, the decision was made that it was in Mads’ best interest to stop racing in order to undergo more detailed examinations to assess his injuries further and give him the proper rest and recovery needed to focus on his remaining goals this summer and the final part of the season.
Mads just said of his team: “these fuckers will have to win some stages now”. He now gets ready for the Olympics.Stage eight, Saturday 6 July: Semur-en-Auxois to Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, 183.5km
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