🎥 Jury, what are you doing? Vauquelin and others narrowly avoid crash after near-collision with jury car
CyclingFriday, 25 July 2025 at 17:11
He was already struggling and was almost hit by a car...Kévin Vauquelin was quickly dropped from the group of favorites in the nineteenth stage of the Tour de France and had to leave a gap in the peloton. The Frenchman's attempt to catch up was not made easy, as the Arkéa-B&B Hotels rider was almost hit by a red car belonging to the race jury...
At the front was teammate Ewen Costiou (number 133), who expressed his annoyance with a hand gesture. Behind him was his team leader, Vauquelin, who in turn saw a near collision between the jury car and teammate Costiou. Fortunately, everything turned out fine...
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