VIDEO: Jasper Stuyven narrowly avoids being hit by car at the Circuit Franco Belge
CyclingThursday, 28 September 2023 at 17:31
At the Circuit Franco Belge, Lidl-Trek's Jasper Stuyven was sadly forced to pull to the side of the road due to a mechanical and await his team car. As he was waiting however, he came within inches of disaster.
Stuyven had barely unclipped and stepped off his bike before a team car came steaming into camera shot and just barely missing the Belgian. Stuyven allowed himself a moment of frustration, raising his hands in the air before quickly refocusing his efforts.
Check out the dramatic incident in the video below!
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