rhubroma said:Supimilian said:rhubroma said:Sorry but Cav was behind, then tried to go inside, after Sagan had already been veering behind Demare in that direction.
Cav was already along side him when he pinched the inside (reason he flinched). When he went for the inside pass the gap was more than wide enough. Clear as day.
Unintentional by Sagan, but still not clean.
Cav did nothing wrong here and was unlucky.
First of all, it's terrible to see any rider go down at those speeds. But I have to disagree with you on this one. I don't see the gap you do. I mean that's tight. Cav took a huge risk, especially since Sagan and Demare had been moving in that direction just before he tried to pass.
Nonsense. Demare was going way faster, passed Bouhanni, then contested for the win. Yes, he changed his line a third of a second too early, misjudged that he wasn't clear yet, but that DQ talk is nonsense. Bouhanni was not going to win, he's just sour grapes. Demare takes the win and the jersey in Nacer's hometown...it hurts...Billie said:What demare did to Bouhanni is the most obvious example of DSQ possible. Clearly changes his line and clearly forces the other rider to hold up
Simurgh said:Rvizzle said:Eyeballs Out said:Bouhanni would have been DQed for what Demare did and jailed for what Sagan did
HAHAHAHA So true!
:lol: :lol: truer words have never been spoken! Even though Nacer has built himself a reputation, it was over the top to listen to the commentators on TV2, who immediately blamed him :sad:
cineteq said:
Bolder said:The elbow should be enough for relegation. Cav shouldn't have gone for that gap but I think Sagan knew he was there. I've watched the video a few times -- Demare was OK, just trying to make space, Sagan was fine in following but Cav should have gone left at that point.
But the elbow should not have been flicked, whether that took him down or not it sure looks intentional.
deValtos said:Lets just award Greipel the win tbh. I think everyone can get on board with that?
Human nature. They usually don't penalize you if nothing happens. It's why despite enjoying the football player vs cyclist meme, I have some (not much) sympathy for football players. You can get elbowed in the face, if you don't roll over like you've been shot, 99% of referees do nothing. C'est la vie.luckyboy said:I can't see a reason to relegate Sagan. His elbow clearly looks to be for stabilisation after Cavendish hits him.
If the relegation is for moving across the road then where is the penalty for the other riders?
Tonton said:Nonsense. Demare was going way faster, passed Bouhanni, then contested for the win. Yes, he changed his line a third of a second too early, misjudged that he wasn't clear yet, but that DQ talk is nonsense. Bouhanni was not going to win, he's just sour grapes. Demare takes the win and the jersey in Nacer's hometown...it hurts...Billie said:What demare did to Bouhanni is the most obvious example of DSQ possible. Clearly changes his line and clearly forces the other rider to hold up
Nacer keeps whining. Like at the Nationals. As always...Nacer being Nacer...
The torso bumping is Cav's way of creating space where there is none and the elbow flicking appears to be Sagan's way of denying space but everybody was moving towards the barriers following Demare. GC neutralization at 10kcarton said:I have, a few times. Respectfully, I think your account is inaccurate. Sagan was in front, Cav bumps his torso, Sagan sticks out his shoulder. I think they should both be relegated, but I just think they should police sprinting more tightly, not just when crashes happen. In any case it's more Cav's fault than Sagan's, IMHO.Metal earth said:Watch it again!
No, it's Cav's shoulder hitting Sagan's elbow. If you look at front wheels and their shadows, both bikes are now side by side and there's no space for Mark. Sagan's elbow in a natural position.Vroome.exe said:cineteq said:
Yep that's Sagan riding into Cav who's trying to stay upright after being pushed. And I don't remember Sagan destroying Haussler's career.
alspacka said:deValtos said:Lets just award Greipel the win tbh. I think everyone can get on board with that?
Nope, he veered right too. DSQ all round!
Hell nodeValtos said:Lets just award Greipel the win tbh. I think everyone can get on board with that?
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According Tissot results, Sagan penaltized for 80 points in Green Jersey competition. Sagan 95 -> 15 points. #TDF2017
Walkman said:rhubroma said:Supimilian said:rhubroma said:Sorry but Cav was behind, then tried to go inside, after Sagan had already been veering behind Demare in that direction.
Cav was already along side him when he pinched the inside (reason he flinched). When he went for the inside pass the gap was more than wide enough. Clear as day.
Unintentional by Sagan, but still not clean.
Cav did nothing wrong here and was unlucky.
First of all, it's terrible to see any rider go down at those speeds. But I have to disagree with you on this one. I don't see the gap you do. I mean that's tight. Cav took a huge risk, especially since Sagan and Demare had been moving in that direction just before he tried to pass.
Watch the picture:
http://i.imgur.com/9QTHNdI.jpg
Tonton said:Hell nodeValtos said:Lets just award Greipel the win tbh. I think everyone can get on board with that?...free for you to start a "moral winner" thread
...Demare won. He was the strongest.
Allez Nono!!!
so because he feels bad he shouldn't get a penalty?arvc40 said:Sagan will have sense of guilt when he lines up tomorrow, maybe. Fines and penalties not nessicary.
Vroome.exe said:cineteq said:
Yep that's Sagan riding into Cav who's trying to stay upright after being pushed. And I don't remember Sagan destroying Haussler's career.
Yep, relegated to back of front group and loses thirty seconds, and chances of a sixth green jersey greatly diminished.Irondan said:ammattipyöräily @ammattipyoraily 1m1 minute ago
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According Tissot results, Sagan penaltized for 80 points in Green Jersey competition. Sagan 95 -> 15 points. #TDF2017