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The Gruppetto indicated that Per Strand Hagenes, a 23-year-old rider from Visma-Lease a Bike, had won Paris-Tours, marking what the media described as his greatest victory. Just before the red flame, the Norwegian outran Jasper Stuyven (Soudal Quick-Step), while his teammate Christophe Laporte completed the podium. https://t.co/QYHjgcpsCV #ParisTours #Cyclisme #Victoire (translated)

The Gruppetto reported that the riders of Paris-Tours delayed the departure by several minutes to express their anger after recent incidents involving vehicles, as they had done the day before at the Tour of Lombardy. Dorian Godon had read their statement. https://t.co/1P5SWPmWpW #Cyclisme #TourDeFrance #Sport (translated)

The Gruppetto indicated that a guard of honor had been organized before the start of Paris-Tours to pay tribute to the retiring riders. Olivier Le Gac, Simon Guglielmi, Bob Jungels, Ben Swift, and Guillaume Boivin were among the honored riders. The account also shared a video of Paris-Tours. https://t.co/ybnMXOcx6J #ParisTours #Cyclisme #Hommage (translated)

Matteo Trentin, the 37-year-old Italian, is preparing to take on the challenge of becoming the first cyclist to win Paris-Tours for the fourth time, facing strong competition, particularly from the Belgians who have not won in six years. #ParisTours #MatteoTrentin #Cyclisme (translated)