Entre tanta pasión, siempre hay alguien que intenta poner la nota negativa. Multitud de pinchazos causados por chinchetas de nuevo en la etapa del #TDF2023. #TourRTVE3J DIRECTO | @la2_tve y rtve.es/play/videos/di…
VIDEO: Alexey Lutsenko seemingly points out a tac in his wheel as he receives a puncture
CyclingMonday, 03 July 2023 at 16:34
On stage 2 of the 2023 Tour de France, there was plenty of drama on the bike. Sadly though, there was also some off the bike as many riders caught punctures due to thumbtacks on the road. Now, it seems this has carried on into stage 3.
In a matter of minutes, numerous riders were dropping back out of the peloton to recieve treatment for punctures. One of these, Alexey Lutsenko seemingly pointed out the tac in his wheel to nearby fans on the roadside.
Check it out in the video below and see for yourself!
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