VIDEO: Santiago Buitrago & Bryan Coquard among those caught up in late stage 4 crash at the Vuelta a Espana
CyclingTuesday, 29 August 2023 at 17:35
As a raging peloton frantically entered the finale of stage 4 at the 2023 Vuelta a Espana, one of the stage hopefuls and a GC leader were taken down in a bad crash.
With 4.3km to go and the pace incredibly high, there was a big crash seemingly out of nowhere. As the camera zoomed in on the riders affected, Bryan Coquard was seen on the ground, ruling the Frenchman out of the running for a stage win. Santiago Buitrago was then also spotted and was seemingly in bad discomfort.
Check out the crash below and best wishes to all involved!
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