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Asian junior championships in Almaty, Kazakhstan and qualifying for the world championships later this year. The Indian team beat Thailand 41-18 in its fourth and final match on Monday to top the five-team tournament. India finished on top of standings with six points -- from three wins and one loss.
Ursa Bogataj came out on top as Slovenia swept the podium places in the women's HS100 at the ski jumping World Cup in Oberhof Berlin. The two-time Olympic gold medallist finished with 227.4 points, 4.3 ahead of compatriot Nika Kriznar, who recorded a final tally of 273.1, while Ema Klinec finished third with 262.4.
Primoz Roglic won cycling's eight-day Paris-Nice race on Sunday, crossing the finish line third on a rainy French Riviera seafront for a narrow, tense victory.
Slovenia dominated the team event at the Ski Flying World Championships in Vikersund on Sunday (13 March).
Slovenia's Primoz Roglic held on to win the Paris-Nice race despite a late push from Britain's Simon Yates, who won the final stage to finish as runner-up.
(Reuters) - Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar retained his Tirreno-Adriatico title when he finished the final stage safely in the bunch to cap a dominant week on Sunday.
NICE (France): Primoz Roglic won cycling's eight-day Paris-Nice race on Sunday crossing the finish line third on a rainy French Riviera seafront for a narrow, tense victory. The Slovenian rider had to chase hard as race runner-up and Sunday's stage winner Simon Yates broke away of the final climb before a 15km daredevil downhill dash into Nice where he won the day on the celebrated Promenade des Anglais.
Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) had Wout van Aert to thank after his Belgian team-mate dragged him to overall victory at Paris-Nice and spared him from another spectacular final-day collapse. Simon Yates (BikeExchange–Jayco) broke clear on the final climb on Stage 8 as he gamely set about wiping out the Slovenian’s 47-second lead, claiming three bonus seconds and opening up a sizable gap.