The final stage of Paris-Nice is usually dramatic but a scary moment in the finale on Sunday saw a car appear from nowhere, forcing riders to go around it. With 60km remaining of the stage around Nice, a public car emerged around a corner facing the direction of the riders. Ad In cycling, the roads are closed for all vehicles and the only cars or bikes you see are those from the teams, broadcasters or organisers.
Paris — Nice'How on earth has that happened!' — Public car appears during Paris-Nice final stage35 MINUTES AGO Somehow, an ordinary car got onto the course on the descent towards the Cote de Peille. Luckily, everyone seemed to avoid the vehicle and no harm was done. Eurosport commentator Rob Hatch was not happy about what he saw, calling on race organisers to do more to stop these mishaps from happening.
“Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear,” said Hatch. “Now how on earth has that happened! I’m angry seeing things like that in a pro race. “That is dangerous.
That could have been an absolute nightmare. Organisers really need to get a grip. Seen that a few times in the last few weeks, cars on the road.
Disastrous.” Roglic sprints to third successive win as he stretches Tirreno-Adriatico lead Wiebes storms to victory at Ronde Van Drenthe – ‘No one matches her speed’ There have been several incidents of the years involving team cars causing accidents or camera bikes, but rarely does a public vehicle get onto the roads. Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) went into the final stage in the overall lead and sealed the title with a dominant victory over David Gaudu (Groupama FDJ) and Jumbo-Visma's Jonas Vingegaard. — — - Stream Paris-Nice, Tirreno-Adriatico and more top cycling action live on <a class=«text-br-3-120 hover:underline
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