I agree, there's no real need to zoom in on someone prone on the ground assisted my paramedics.
Thus is crazy... it's as if the broadcasters are trying to get a penalty or a fine of some kind? Maybe Spain doesn't have the same rules?
I think it's fine that some broadcasters wouldn't show this.
I disagree really, it's just morbid and insensitive. It's not really a matter of free expression.
TUrn it off and stop crying.
That weird music they're playing during some of the slow-mos seems a bit out of place though.
Exactly. All the people complaining about them showing the footage of the crash are watching it.
I hate it too, but it's something they do for all their replays over the past years.
True - if the race continues, the commentary should continue. It's the name of the game. But I guess it's all about psychology and rhetoric in situations like this.
Slapping highlights music on the footage of the crash, showing slow motion of loading immobilized injured riders in the ambulances is 'nothing excessive'?
Quite a different point of view of a Father who actually saw his son crashing in last year's Vuelta. No right or wrong here, but from a human point of view I get the point completely that Arensman's father makes.
Arensman's father reacting exactly like me! Showing it IS compassion.
I think there is a wrong, and is Hansen's view. The only people that matter in these situations are close relatives and I imagine most would want to see how their loved ones are. The fact that the rest of us are also seeing it is irrelevant.
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