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rhubroma said:
I don't care if it is piss poor or not. If there's no ambulances available, the race stops, no matter what. That's the rule. The fact that they might have few ambulances is another discussion (poor planning), it doesn't change the fact that they HAD to stop today.
Well this is something I can respond to. It's the biggest race in the world and it keeps doing things like a Primadonna.
Why were all the ambulances engaged, for a crash that, everything considered, was spectacular but not horrific?
You don't know that. As far as we know, they had to deal with lot's of fractures and a guy was cut in 2. Still, it doesn't matter to the fact that they had to stop. No ambulances = race stops.
Why did they plan so poorly? It should be discussed after the race.[/quote]
No, this wasn't the case and I've see far worse crashes over the last 30 years.
At any rate, indeed they will be talking about this after the race.[/quote]
Just shut the **** up already. If multiple riders need medical attention and health of others is in jeopardy because of lack of medical assistance you stop the race. Health is much more important than anything else that happens at the Tour