Ensure you back remains as straight as you can get it – like Bradley Wiggens but maybe not so horizontal…
A lot of blokes bend from the middle of their back and look a bit like a ?, but then this increases the angle you neck is at.
If you tilt your pelvis instead and maintain a straight back then the neck angle won’t be so much. And your pedalling will probably be better as well.
To enable it try touching your toes but keeping a straight back, which will stretch your gluts, and maybe hams a little.
Also look at whether you have a big peak on your helmet, as then you might tend to overextend your neck to peer under it. Consider no peak or an adjustable one (giro xar).