Jonas Vingegaard abandons the Paris-Nice 2025

After the controversy a couple of days ago due to the bad weather conditions, Jonas Vingegaard is back in the headlines after a tough day yesterday in which he suffered a fall that has led his team to make the decision not to continue and recover to face his next goals with guarantees.

Vingegaard leaves Paris-Nice while holding the second position in the general classification

It couldn't be. Jonas Vingegaard's fall in yesterday's stage at Paris-Nice did not bode well judging by the evident signs of pain that the Danish rider showed after crossing the finish line.

Heartbreaking image of Vingegaard after the 5th stage of #ParisNice

Shivering from cold after a very tough day, with a fall and nearly 30" loss at the finish line plus the lead #LaCasaDelCiclismo pic.twitter.com/lt2PaqHcQw

— Eurosport.es (@Eurosport_ES) March 13, 2025

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A fall in which he hit his face and injured his wrist, which according to the initial examinations carried out yesterday, Vingegaard could have broken or fractured, so the doctors of Visma-Lease a Bike have decided that the cyclist should not continue in Paris-Nice where he held the second position in the general classification despite the suffering at the end of the stage where he lost ground at the beginning of the final climb.

Now the Danish rider will undergo a thorough examination to determine the exact extent of his injuries and if he can be ready for his next scheduled event on the calendar, the Volta a Catalunya which will take place starting on the 24th, that is, a little over a week.

The Visma-Lease a Bike team is not left orphaned after yesterday's stage, which was tremendously fruitful for the team. In Paris-Nice, Matteo Jorgenson crossed the finish line in third position and took over the lead of the general classification from the Danish rider. Less than an hour earlier, Olav Kooij clearly won the sprint after a tough stage at Tirreno-Adriatico.