Alberto speaks about Roman. We have a photo that proves Roman is lying.... Berto is moving on, and so am I.
http://velonews.competitor.com/2016/07/tour-de-france/contador-says-kreuziger-should-have-waited-in-stage-5_413655
At the finish line Wednesday, Contador downplayed the mix-up, insisting his injuries were more worrying than the polemics after two heavy crashes in the Tour’s first week. On Thursday morning, he had something else to say.
“The team orders were clear, and his decision was something else. That’s the reality,” Contador told journalists. “The team tactics weren’t the problem, it was that Kreuziger acted on his own. We’ve talked about it, and we’ll turn the page on the misunderstanding. We’ll see how far we can get in this Tour.”
Media swarmed around the Tinkoff bus to talk to principal actors. Kreuziger simply shrugged off the episode, saying he didn’t realize Contador was struggling. Tinkoff sport director Steven De Jongh told Dutch journalists that he told Kreuziger over the radio to wait for Contador, but also insisted it was a misunderstanding, and nothing more serious.
Contador saw it another way.
“I didn’t feel abandoned. The situation unfolded as it did, but its more worrying the image that it transmits of Tinkoff,” Contador continued. “It doesn’t affect me, and throughout my career, things like this have happened before. The ambience within the group is good. The most important thing is to recover as best I can before the Pyrénées, and to look at the future with a little more optimism.”
http://velonews.competitor.com/2016/07/tour-de-france/contador-says-kreuziger-should-have-waited-in-stage-5_413655