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Tour de France: Peloton crash caused by fan's errant cellphone leads to cyclists pleading for self-awareness ... 2023 at 6:28 PM. A fan has once again made an impact on the Tour de France for all ...
The spectator who caused the massive peloton pileup during the first stage of this year’s Tour de France is set to face trial on Oct. 14, the local prosecutor’s department said on Friday, per ...
During Stage 15 of the 2023 Tour de France, a spectator supposedly taking a selfie along the race course caused the peloton to come crashing down like dominos.
The peloton followed behind, riding slowly. The Société du Tour de France awarded the stage prizes as normal, and the riders donated all the money won that day to a fund established for his family. The Tour later matched that amount, and thousands of individuals contributed to the fund. The monument to Casartelli on the Col de Portet d'Aspet
A Tour de France spectator caused a huge pile-up after sticking their arm out to take a selfie on Sunday, 16 July. Around 20 riders crashed on stage 15 as the fan knocked Sepp Kuss's handlebars.
In the peloton, a crash involving Jonas Vingegaard (Team Jumbo–Visma) and Stefan de Bod (Astana–Premier Tech) took place, but both riders were able to get back to the peloton. As the break reached the Col de Romme, Michael Woods (Israel Start-Up Nation) attacked, eventually passing Kragh Andersen, and soloing off the front. The break ...
A crash in the peloton happened around 31 km (19 mi) from the finish line, forcing Niki Terpstra to abandon the Tour, and requiring Nairo Quintana and Richie Porte's teammates to help their team leaders back to the peloton. De Gendt attacked from the breakaway group with 10 km (6.2 mi) remaining, achieving a 40-second gap, but De Gendt and the ...
The Tour de France has reportedly dropped its lawsuit against the fan who caused a record-breaking Stage 1 crash last weekend — leaving several riders injured. Race director Christian Prudhomme ...