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35ª Clasica Ciclista San Sebastian, 2015
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PachecoTD5
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Claramento um ciclista para classicas a ter em conta no futuro ... Mas nao na lampre!
rei_da_montanha
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A edição deste ano foi para esquecer.
Greg Van Avermaet @GregVanAvermaet 6 min.6 minuten geleden Vertaling weergeven
I was going to win classics San Sebastián until the motto run into me and put me on the ground. Game over! Bravo organization, bravo motto!
Uma moto da organização atirou-o ao chão!
P.S. O GVA na última subida estava na frente sozinho, a 500 metros do topo e foi derrubado pela moto.
Greg Van Avermaet @GregVanAvermaet 6 min.6 minuten geleden Vertaling weergeven
I was going to win classics San Sebastián until the motto run into me and put me on the ground. Game over! Bravo organization, bravo motto!
Uma moto da organização atirou-o ao chão!
P.S. O GVA na última subida estava na frente sozinho, a 500 metros do topo e foi derrubado pela moto.
PachecoTD5
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Esse gajo parece que vem bêbado.
oliveira73
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Uma vez mais não gostei nada das palavras do Rui, tão presunçoso, tão desligado, espero ser impressão minha mas. Espero um Nelson Oliveira a ganhar estatuto num futuro próximo, nem que seja para o pave, agora sem pozzatto
BMC’s Ochowicz eyes legal action after moto incident
BMC Racing Team boss Jim Ochowicz blasted the UCI and organizers of the Clásica San Sebastián on Sunday, calling them “negligent” and vowing to explore “every legal option available to us” following an incident with a TV motorbike that left Greg Van Avermaet sprawled by the side of the road.
Van Avermaet had attacked on the final climb of Saturday’s race and was off the front alone when the moto struck his bike from behind, sending him to the ground.
“It was a steep climb and the moto driver was too close to me,” said Van Avermaet, who thought he was on target to win the race. “He ran right into the back of my bike. My frame was broken and my back wheel was broken. So the race was over for me.”
On Saturday, BMC sport director Yvon Ledanois called the incident between the moto and Van Avermaet “unacceptable.”
A day later, Ochowicz took it a step further, saying his rider and team were “robbed when this happened.”
“I am appalled that this could occur in a WorldTour race,” Ochowicz said. “This is the second time this year we have had an incident with a local organizer of a WorldTour race where they have acted in a scandalous fashion.
“The UCI has been nowhere in this to resolve the problem. This comes back to safety issues in races where the local organizer of WorldTour events and the UCI are negligent in providing a safe racing environment.”
“This was not a sporting incident. This was caused by pure negligence, which cost the team millions of dollars in lost publicity. Therefore, we plan to explore every legal option available to us.”
The UCI and race organizers have yet to comment on the incident.
BMC Racing Team boss Jim Ochowicz blasted the UCI and organizers of the Clásica San Sebastián on Sunday, calling them “negligent” and vowing to explore “every legal option available to us” following an incident with a TV motorbike that left Greg Van Avermaet sprawled by the side of the road.
Van Avermaet had attacked on the final climb of Saturday’s race and was off the front alone when the moto struck his bike from behind, sending him to the ground.
“It was a steep climb and the moto driver was too close to me,” said Van Avermaet, who thought he was on target to win the race. “He ran right into the back of my bike. My frame was broken and my back wheel was broken. So the race was over for me.”
On Saturday, BMC sport director Yvon Ledanois called the incident between the moto and Van Avermaet “unacceptable.”
A day later, Ochowicz took it a step further, saying his rider and team were “robbed when this happened.”
“I am appalled that this could occur in a WorldTour race,” Ochowicz said. “This is the second time this year we have had an incident with a local organizer of a WorldTour race where they have acted in a scandalous fashion.
“The UCI has been nowhere in this to resolve the problem. This comes back to safety issues in races where the local organizer of WorldTour events and the UCI are negligent in providing a safe racing environment.”
“This was not a sporting incident. This was caused by pure negligence, which cost the team millions of dollars in lost publicity. Therefore, we plan to explore every legal option available to us.”
The UCI and race organizers have yet to comment on the incident.
PachecoTD5
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Epa gosto mais de quando eles pensam que ganham looooool
PachecoTD5
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Esta tudo louco...
Hoje mais uma
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Hoje mais uma
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Há demasiadas motas de fotografos nas corridas, e todos eles querem as melhores fotos, e querem fotos unicas, que mais ninguem irá ter.
No tour vi varias vezes, um fotografo a bater uma chapa, e saltar imediatamente para a pendura da moto, e la vai ele, a ultrapassar os ciclistas todos para lá à frente repetir o processo
Uma solução seria proibir isso, e meter os fotografos todos no mesmo veiculo, como fazem nas maratonas, quem quiser diferente, que fique apeado
No tour vi varias vezes, um fotografo a bater uma chapa, e saltar imediatamente para a pendura da moto, e la vai ele, a ultrapassar os ciclistas todos para lá à frente repetir o processo
Uma solução seria proibir isso, e meter os fotografos todos no mesmo veiculo, como fazem nas maratonas, quem quiser diferente, que fique apeado
pratoni
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Mas que porr.?...
ERIC CANTONA #7
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Até parece de propósito de tão bem feito que foi... pelo menos, ironicamente, caíram os três!!!
Cumprimentos,