I don't see what Coquard did wrong. If anyone shifted line it was Milan which starts the chain reaction but really just a racing incident
Really? Coquard swerved into Rex when there was no space available to pass on the right.I don't see what Coquard did wrong. If anyone shifted line it was Milan which starts the chain reaction but really just a racing incident
Because there is a headwind for the rest of the stage and all other sprinter teams are still complete?So now Alpecin won't control anymore. Why no one tries to go in the break??
In the Giro, we had two yellow cards in the bunch sprints all race (both undeserved, IMO, but that's a separate discussion). The odds of Coquard getting another one in what little sprints we have are remote.I'm not sure yellow card is too little. 2 yellow cards and you're out
I saw it as coquard pushed right to pass and the rider there didn’t budgeI don't see what Coquard did wrong. If anyone shifted line it was Milan which starts the chain reaction but really just a racing incident
Mostly yeah, Coquard was trying to squeeze into a very narrow space, but you see that in every sprint from someone...he just had more serious consequences this time.I don't see what Coquard did wrong. If anyone shifted line it was Milan which starts the chain reaction but really just a racing incident
Honestly I'd dq him. Maybe it's harsh and you are taking impact into account which you probably shouldn't but someone needs to be made an example of with the way some of these guys sprint and Coquard is useless anyway so why not him.The problem is also that there isn't a good way to sanction Coquard by the rules. Kicking him out of the race entirely is punishing for impact rather than offense, but a yellow card is too little and he didn't score any points at the intermediate sprint he can be stripped of either.
Punishment for Coquard? Not for crashing Philipsen directly, but for veering off his line into the Intermarché rider?
While I don't call for Coquard to be DNFed, he did swerve into Rex quite strangely to the right (there was no space, and I wouldn't say Milan was the cause either).I don't see what Coquard did wrong. If anyone shifted line it was Milan which starts the chain reaction but really just a racing incident
I saw it as coquard pushed right to pass and the rider there didn’t budge
He walked to the side of the road: no lower limb problem (except probably skinned and bruised)Jasper not moving his lower limbs, hope is deep road rub and nothing is broken, guy who crashed him, not clipped in with either foot!!wtf
Fine, it's just that he himself has hurt and endangered many riders and all he had was snarky comments when confronted, you're right regardlessNaw man, I can't stand the guy, but nobody deserves that. You shold delete this commennt.
This is true as Milan was the originator. Coquard reacted...but people here are very happy to be executionersI don't see what Coquard did wrong. If anyone shifted line it was Milan which starts the chain reaction but really just a racing incident
All I can say is watch it again, in particular watch Milan's position in relation to the white line in the middle of the road. It would be a lot more obvious if the camera was overhead but even so it's pretty clear.Really? Coquard swerved into Rex when there was no space available to pass on the right.
This is 100 % Coquard's fault and it's worse than the one Sagan got DQ'ed for.