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A press vehicle crashed into barriers during the arrival of the Tour de France in Ussel in Corrèze on Sunday, injuring eight spectators, one of them seriously, the prefecture said.
Before the breakaway – led to the line by stage winner Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Premier Tech) – arrived, around 5:00 PM, the driver of a car belonging to the newspaper L’Equipe “fell ill” less than 500 meters from the finish line.
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2Gravel Earth Series: Geerike Schreurs dominates five days at Oregon Trail Gravel while Cameron Jones retakes lead from Ian Boswell on final stage for men’s overall
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3‘Ambush territory’ – Why there could be major surprises in the coming Tour de France stages through the Massif Central
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4‘He lost it on one day, he can turn it around on one day’ – What now for Jonas Vingegaard and Visma after ending Tour de France first week with 2:42 deficit to Pogačar?
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5In this extreme heat there’s less room to hide, it’s like you’re at altitude and some riders adapt better than others – Matej Mohorič’s Tour de France diary
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A press vehicle crashed into barriers during the arrival of the Tour de France in Ussel in Corrèze on Sunday, injuring eight spectators, one of them seriously, the prefecture said.
Before the breakaway – led to the line by stage winner Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Premier Tech) – arrived, around 5:00 PM, the driver of a car belonging to the newspaper L’Equipe “fell ill” less than 500 meters from the finish line.
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1American Criterium Cup: Tyler Williams and Skylar Schneider seal L39ION of Los Angeles sweep at Boise Twilight elite races
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2Gravel Earth Series: Geerike Schreurs dominates five days at Oregon Trail Gravel while Cameron Jones retakes lead from Ian Boswell on final stage for men’s overall
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3‘Ambush territory’ – Why there could be major surprises in the coming Tour de France stages through the Massif Central
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4‘He lost it on one day, he can turn it around on one day’ – What now for Jonas Vingegaard and Visma after ending Tour de France first week with 2:42 deficit to Pogačar?
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5In this extreme heat there’s less room to hide, it’s like you’re at altitude and some riders adapt better than others – Matej Mohorič’s Tour de France diary
Eight injured after press car crashed through barriers 500 metres before Tour de France stage finish in Corrèze
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A press vehicle crashed into barriers during the arrival of the Tour de France in Ussel in Corrèze on Sunday, injuring eight spectators, one of them seriously, the prefecture said.
Before the breakaway – led to the line by stage winner Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Premier Tech) – arrived, around 5:00 PM, the driver of a car belonging to the newspaper L’Equipe “fell ill” less than 500 meters from the finish line.
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