VIDEO | Bizarre moment where spectator fell into La Vuelta Femenina peloton and caused a crash
CyclingWednesday, 07 May 2025 at 11:45
Stage 3 of La Vuelta Femenina ended with a bunch sprint won by Team SD Worx - ProTime's Femke Gerritse however it was a day full of crashes. One however, that is likely the most bizarre out of them all, was not caught by TV broadcast but was by spectators whilst in the stage's neutralized start.
A spectator-filmed clip has begun circulating on social media showing the moment in which, before the official start of the stage, a spectator stumbled and hit a rider in the peloton. Although this happened at slow speed, it still caused a crash and a pile-up in the peloton. You can check the unusual incident below:
WTF was that before the stage start at Vuelta Feminina. 😡
— Lukáš Ronald Lukács (@lucasaganronald) May 7, 2025
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- Of course Vingegaard was expected to show fatigue at the end, how could he not? He raced an incredible race, underprepared, most likely using some TUEs to get back in shape more quickly than usually possible (and I support that), but Pogacar was simply superior throughout. Other than stage 11, I don't think Vingegaard took time on Pogacar. The line that Vingegaard "was a big competitor toward the end" is countered by the fact that this was when Pogacar won most of his 6 stages, dominating the climbs, setting records. I'm just hoping that this year's concussion doesn't have the same effect. I'd love to see the both of them healthy and fully prepared - and then I have no clue at all who is superior over 3 weeks, which is what makes it fun to watch.RidesHills29-05-2025
- If they are both in top form it should be an amazing battle.mobk29-05-2025
- Well, it happened in a way that had him tumble off the podium, which is close to what you say. Poor guy, what a lousy way to end the race for him.RidesHills29-05-2025
- Wow not how I imagined his Giro ending.mobk29-05-2025
- At least he was far down in the standings and already struggling when this unfortunately occurred. Can you imagine if it happened if he were leading the race?
santiagobenites29-05-2025 - Just when they give out the statement and in the race next day Ayuso drops out🤣🤣🤣Egg on their faceabstractengineer29-05-2025
- How sad!
leedorney29-05-2025 - He's got so much natural talent, and so much potential, but he seems to be as fragile as a glass hammer. I hope that he can get things together, and I wish him well.santiagobenites29-05-2025
- Do the 3 stooges: Armstrong, Bruyneel and Hincapie are invested somehow in this web site? Otherwise I completely can't understand. Nobody cares what they think or do. Let those 3 conmen sink to oblivionBM29-05-2025
- 19 and 20 will be tougher for Del Toro to recover if he gets dropped again.mobk29-05-2025
It's pretty obvious they didn't notice the step and stumbled down. It's clear because there are other spectators sitting on the step and the stumbler was looking at the peloton and not where they were stepping.