Critérium du Dauphiné 2024 - Highlights of Stage 3 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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Relive the best moments of Stage 3 - Celles-sur-Durolle / Les Estables, where GEE Derek won in front of GREGOIRE Romain and NERURKAR Lukas!     General ranking after today's stage:  1 - GEE Derek  2 - NIELSEN Magnus Cort  3 - GREGOIRE Romain    More Information on:    www.criterium-du-dauphine.fr  www.facebook.com/CriteriumDuDauphine  www.twitter.com/dauphine  www.instagram.com/criteriumdudauphine    © Amaury Sport Organisation - www.aso.fr

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00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:03 Dame domination at this Dauphiné.

00:08 Las Pedersen first, now Magnus Cornelissen in yellow.

00:12 The latter emerging for the miss to win yesterday.

00:14 A proud moment.

00:15 Now to try and execute UNO-X's plan for stage three.

00:19 Ah, it feels super nice.

00:23 Yeah, it is truly something special.

00:26 All the plans today, I think we hope to keep the jersey,

00:31 of course, and then we'll see if I can go for the stage again.

00:37 A day suited to a fast-paced, aggressive race.

00:40 2,900 metres of ascent, mostly saved

00:42 for the second part of the course.

00:44 Most expecting a sense of deja vu.

00:47 I think it will be quite similar as today.

00:48 If you see, yesterday Bhora was pulling quite hard.

00:52 Israel was helping.

00:53 So I guess today it will be the same teams,

00:55 even on a little harder finish.

00:58 It's better for them.

01:00 So I guess it will be quite a similar scenario.

01:03 Giulio Cecconi came fourth yesterday,

01:06 and he expects Cornelissen to feature at the front again.

01:09 I think he has a good chance, yeah,

01:11 because the climb is not so steep.

01:13 He's climbing really well now.

01:16 Yeah, depending also on the other team,

01:18 if they want to try something.

01:21 But yeah, it's a bit strange stage,

01:24 because the climb is not so steep.

01:25 Tomorrow we have a TT, so we see.

01:28 It will be interesting, for sure.

01:31 Remco has tested the waters, but unlikely to make a big splash

01:34 before the time trial.

01:36 I think for myself, also for Ilan and Mikkel,

01:39 it's necessary to be up there to not give the other competitors

01:43 three seconds.

01:44 So maybe we will get in the mix today.

01:46 Depends on who will still be there.

01:48 If I see that Pedersen and Cornelissen are again

01:50 in the mix, then for us it makes no sense to sprint.

01:52 But yeah, it's a pretty tough finish again.

01:55 So we will just have to see how the race develops,

01:58 and then we will decide between us

02:00 what we're going to do in the final.

02:02 A leg-breaking stage to Les Estables

02:05 with five categorized climbs over 181 kilometers

02:08 with a tight GC, any break unlikely to be given,

02:11 free rain.

02:13 Beast mode needed for the Côte de Saint-Victor sur Alenque.

02:16 Then three more ascents to the finish on another gruelling

02:19 day in the saddle.

02:21 [MUSIC PLAYING]

02:24 Wild horses couldn't drag us away

02:30 from an intriguing third stage.

02:32 Peloton intensity meant there were no sustainable early breaks

02:36 heading out of Selles-sur-Deroule.

02:38 50 kilometers per hour with the average output,

02:41 that meant it took 35 kilometers until a trio successfully

02:44 created a wedge.

02:45 Rémi Rochat and Harrison Sweeney

02:47 joining the danger man of the three,

02:49 Nicolas Prudhomme of Decathlon AG2R just 10 seconds

02:52 from Coen Nielsen's overall time,

02:54 yet none of the escapades had ever secured a pro win.

02:59 Four Uno-X riders driving ahead of the yellow jersey,

03:02 a three-minute gap falling with the Peloton in no mood

03:05 to permit any dreamers.

03:07 Meanwhile, Primov Roglic had a scare.

03:09 The slow vent crashed at 40-kilometer mark,

03:12 material damage to his number, but not

03:14 to the dauphiné ambitions of the four-time Grand Tour

03:17 champion.

03:20 With 50 kilometers of racing left,

03:21 the break with just under a minute to protect,

03:24 Mathis Lebert nowhere to be seen,

03:26 but the 23-year-old safe to the knowledge

03:28 he'd remain king of the mountain.

03:30 UAE made a move to assist Uno-X at the front,

03:33 and as the Cote de Vélezon came into view, there was movement.

03:36 Christian Jensen kicked towards the escapades,

03:39 the Jaco Alula rider followed by Valentin Madouas.

03:42 However, while the Dane Jensen successfully bridged the gap,

03:45 ultimately the French champion couldn't follow suit.

03:48 At the Vélezon summit, it was Rémi Rochard

03:50 who crossed to move second behind Lebert

03:52 in the king of the mountain standings.

03:54 While it was a strong showing from Julien Jensen,

03:57 there was a scare for his team leader.

03:58 Oh, crash on the bridge here.

04:07 Fortunately for Chris Harper, much like Roglic,

04:09 the Aussie got knocked down, but he got up again,

04:12 his team reconnecting him to the peloton.

04:16 The workload took its toll on Rochard,

04:18 the Groupama FDJ rider running on fumes.

04:21 A lull in the peloton saw the leading group

04:23 re-establish a minute to protect,

04:26 yet after Ineos initially moved to the front,

04:28 it was Pedersen who sacrificed himself.

04:31 Going hammer and tongs to slash the gap to 15 seconds,

04:35 the green jersey soon distanced before the grand finale.

04:38 The last survivors would soon return to the chasing pack,

04:41 all to play for who would grab their moment.

04:44 It looks like Derek Gee's going to try.

04:50 So Gee goes, Remen Gregoire goes as well

04:52 with 500 meters to go.

04:54 Sean Quinn goes with them.

04:56 Quinn trying to shut the gap on the rest of the riders.

04:59 I can't see who's with him on the wheel.

05:01 And Roglic is there in his formidable style.

05:04 Now the attack of Sean Quinn, and Remen Gregoire now goes.

05:08 Gregoire goes for the finish line.

05:11 Big attack of this rider.

05:16 Can he take it?

05:16 Can Derek Gee take it?

05:18 150 meters of racing to go.

05:21 And it's going to be a victory for Israel Premier Tech

05:25 on the line.

05:26 A victory to Derek Gee.

05:29 A stunning battle.

05:35 Gregoire coming up short as Derek Gee waited patiently

05:39 before launching for the line.

05:41 The 26-year-old has often come close,

05:43 but finally the Canadian with a career best stage win.

05:46 The team may have had other ideas before the start,

05:49 but a word from teammate Dylan Toon's set in motion

05:52 Gee's big moment.

05:53 - We're actually, we're going for Dylan most of the day.

06:01 Really good finish for him, same with yesterday,

06:03 but he just made the call on the final climb.

06:06 You know, boys, if you have the legs, go for it.

06:07 And yeah, we took it up and really happy to come away with it.

06:12 - Not only do you win a stage,

06:13 you also get to carry the yellow jersey tomorrow.

06:16 That's a pretty nice bonus, no?

06:17 - That's pretty special.

06:19 Yeah, yeah.

06:20 That's going to be quite a feeling, I think.

06:23 - The biggest win of Gee's career to end Danish rule.

06:26 Romain Gregoire ran out of steam,

06:28 second ahead of Lucas Nereucar with Ciccone fourth again.

06:35 Oh, Canada in yellow.

06:37 The national TT champion we'll look forward to tomorrow.

06:40 Cornelius in second and despite disappointment on the road,

06:43 Gregoire up on the GC podium with Roglic

06:45 and Jorgensen next in the standings.

06:48 The first man to wear green outright, Ciccone,

06:50 the Italian four points clear of 20 year old Britt

06:53 who beat him to the finish.

06:54 Lebert's position maintained with a seven point cushion,

06:58 hard graph bringing Rocha up to second

07:01 in the mountain category.

07:02 Nicholas Brodom earning the combativity award.

07:05 Gregoire in white after a brave performance,

07:08 the best youngster replacing Mathieu Jorgensen.

07:11 Tomorrow should see the first major differences

07:17 emerge on the GC, a demanding time trial

07:20 ahead of what promises to be an intense weekend

07:24 in the mountains.

07:26 (indistinct)

07:28 (upbeat music)

07:31 (upbeat music)

07:34 (whooshing)

07:36 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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