boomcie said:
Logic-is-your-friend said:
So, i handclocked the time from the crash until he got on his bike. This was exactly 1m30s. After that there was a replay of the crash, once this was over, the camera was back on Evenepoel, and it looked like he still had an issue and wasn't on his way yet. No idea what had happened in between (since there was a replay showing) but by the time he eventually got back on track, 2m10s had passed.
He went back/ waited for someone to retrieve his Garmin. This is no joke.
lol... ok, so that means he was 2 minutes and 10 seconds behind.
lartiste said:
Where the replay is available?
Depending on your country, you can watch it in Belgium through VRTnu, or in Europe if you have a Belgian VRT account.
Some countries can watch it here (but not in Belgium), maybe through a VPN:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=k7yeNiqg-Qs
Others, i don't know.
armchairclimber said:
Watching the replay. It's unreal. Like the Amazing Wilson meets Roy of the Rovers.... meets Merkx, obviously.
As a big fan/believer, sometimes (like today) it's actually scary, and somewhere you start to fear that this might turn out to be a clinic case. But then, his dad quit pro cycling because he didn't want to compete in an EPO era.