That was pretty stupid, but it looked like the guy felt really bad about it.nnowakow said:
limerickman said:Channel 4 at the time showed Guerini meeting the guy after the race.
Guerini was pretty calm about what that guy did - the guy apologised profusely for having nearly stolen the stage win from Guerini.
It was a stupid thing to have done nontheless.
I know this sounds a little, how you say...? "Sick"?tcklyde said:I remember the sinking feeling I felt the first time I saw it ... the guy not moving, Guerini swerving to the left... ugh. Even after the fall, he still won the stage by something close to 30 seconds over Tonkov, Armstrong, Escartin, and Zulle. Pretty tough chase group there.
tcklyde said:That day was a huge win for Guerini ... probably the biggest of his career. I remember the sinking feeling I felt the first time I saw it ... the guy not moving, Guerini swerving to the left... ugh. Even after the fall, he still won the stage by something close to 30 seconds over Tonkov, Armstrong, Escartin, and Zulle. Pretty tough chase group there.
200kms of cycling uphill will do that to ya.PartisanRanger said:Why did Guerini go left though? This struck me as something rather foolish as the man had come from his left and would obviously return there.
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