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Tour de France, to take a photo he drops half the group: because (for now) he is not accused

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Tour de France, to take a photo he drops half the group: because (for now) he is not accused

The French Gendarmerie identified the man who Sunday during the 15th stage of the Tour de France caused a terrible maxi-fall, with several riders ending up on the asphalt, including some supporters of the yellow jersey Jonas Vingegaard. The peloton had set off from Les Gets les Portes du Soleil a few minutes ago when a fan leaned over the barriers to take a photo with his cellphone and hit the Jumbo-Visma rider Sepp kiss: the domino effect made him and his partner Van Hooydonck fall to the ground, but then many other cyclists. Luckily no one had to withdraw.

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The French police have just taken the generality of the man after having identified him, but at the moment a proceeding has not been opened. In fact, to accuse the fan you need a complaint: Kuss himself or the team, Jumbo, could decide to present a complaint. It would be an important signal, given that dangerous behavior on the roads of the Tour is more and more frequent. Just one last year spectator with the sign Go Opi-Omi caused a maxi fall with a similar dynamic. Then it was the International Association of Runners (Cpa) that denounced the woman, while the Tour de France was not formed part civil in the process.

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