If I was driving a team car in the Giro d’Italia, I would simply not drive over the cyclists...
Luckily there wasn't any barbed wire nearby..Serry got the Hoogerland treatment.
How so? This is normal operating procedure in all bike racesthat is the fault of the race director
You make it sound easy. Clearly it isn't!If I was driving a team car in the Giro d’Italia, I would simply not drive over the cyclists...
Calm down Lefevrehe needs a few years in prison
He probably thought it was Renshaw.It was Dean who hit Serry, I think.
Very unfortunate. Being a rider himself, I'm sure he's more than sorry.
When flying a plane the priority is aviate, navigate, communicate. Same thing goes when driving a car. First priority is looking where you are going. 100% fault of the BE driver.tbf they were exchanging something with the lead car...so they were going the same speed.
No doubt, but it's still unforgivable. Protecting the riders is job #1 for any driver in the race.It was Dean who hit Serry, I think.
Very unfortunate. Being a rider himself, I'm sure he's more than sorry.
Matt Keenan said in commentary that it was Gene Bates.It was Dean who hit Serry, I think.
Very unfortunate. Being a rider himself, I'm sure he's more than sorry.
Consider yourself hired and starting tomorrow.If I was driving a team car in the Giro d’Italia, I would simply not drive over the cyclists...
First priority for any driver is keep your eyes on the road. He needs to go back to driving schoolNo doubt, but it's still unforgivable. Protecting the riders is job #1 for any driver in the race.