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Created in 1933, Paris-Nice is traditionally the major cycling stage event of the season. It forms part of the spring classics, in particular alongside Milan-San Remo. Paris-Nice features a prestige roll of honour. Rene Vietto, Roger Lapebie, Maurice Archambaud, Louison and Jean Bobet, Jacques Anquetil, Tom Simpson, Eddy Merckx, Raymond Poulidor, Joop Zoetemelk, Freddy Maertens, Gilbert Duclos Lassale, irishmen Stephen Roche and Sean Kelly, as well as frenchman Laurent Jalabert and belgian Frank Vandenbroucke are past winners of this «race to the sun». Paris-Nice is undisputedly one of the flagships of world cycling. |
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| FRENCH TV BROADCASTS • Live on France Télévisions on the first Sunday, the following Saturday and the Sunday of the finish: total audience of 3.4 million viewers • Live on Eurosport throughout the race: an average of 50,000 viewers every day |
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1077 press articles 576 radio broadcasts 52.8 million TV and press contacts |
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| INTERNATIONAL TV BROADCASTS • Live in Belgium, Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, the Netherlands and on Eurosport • Total audience: 16.2 million viewers in Europe Source: Press Guide and broadcasters |
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| More: Paris-Nice website | |||