🎥 Crazy! Motorcyclist decides Liège-Bastogne-Liège for juniors with outrageous move — De Gendt’s team furious

After 137.6 kilometers, Liège-Bastogne-Liège was decided with an uphill sprint on La Redoute. Britain's Harry Hudson of Fensham Howes-MAS Design-CAMS and Belgium's Leander De Gendt of Cannibal-Victorious U19 Development Team were the strongest riders. They entered the final corner side by side. However, a motorcyclist played a decisive role in the final 100 meters.

Just as Hudson and De Gendt saw the finish line and put all their power into their pedals one last time, a motorcycle swerved to the right, presumably because that was his exit from the course. However, he (or she) did not consider the battle for victory, forcing De Gendt to make a crazy move and sprint around the motorcyclist. He fell just short of winning.

The Bahrain Victorious development team shared the sprint video with the caption 'unfair situation!!' The team naturally submitted a complaint, but the UCI did not intervene and declared Hudson the winner. "A motorcycle takes away our chance of victory. A sad day for us, but we want to congratulate Hudson on his victory.

In another Instagram post, Bahrain shared what it believes to be the fairest solution: "The correct way should be two winners. The organization thinks otherwise. Shame on them. In our eyes, you are also the Winner Today!" De Gendt stood on the podium with a sad face, and Max Hinds (also Fensham Howes-MAS Design-CAMS) finished third.