I think the wind accidently blew her over to the roadside and dangerously close to the cyclist with an outstretched arm almost a meter into the road and in the path of the oncoming cyclist.
It was all just an accident. This woman had no control over where her body ended up being
Tour de France covers more than 3 500km, how do you expect to secure all of that?
Is she related in some way to biden?!I think the wind accidently blew her over to the roadside and dangerously close to the cyclist with an outstretched arm almost a meter into the road and in the path of the oncoming cyclist.
It was all just an accident. This woman had no control over where her body ended up being
This fuck those cyclist so fucking much
I think it's possible to do a better job selecting potentially dangerous parts of the stages, like where the cyclists are driving slower (making the spectators bolder in stepping in their way), where large groups of people have gathered in previous years or where the road is narrow and the peleton has to travel very tight with very little room for maneuver.
She had her arm stretched out behind the sign (which was pretty much just a paper banner), so he drove into her arm.
The peloton is a large mass of riders shoulder-to-shoulder, and wheel-to-wheel. The rider who went down was probably looking down, until the last moment. Even if he tried to jink or slow, he would just cause a pileup, as the group moves together. It works because the riders behind have faith in the guys in front to negotiate the course intelligently, and that the race organizers have secured safe travel for them.
So she was french all along, not a sneaky German?
Can't make a movie like that nowadays. Now that I think about it, that scene was funny af. Imagine being the guy who had to wear the original sign during the BLM protest or else some terrorist was gonna blow up a school.
