VIDEO: Terrifying scenes as Jonas Vingegaard, Primoz Roglic, Remco Evenepoel and others crash hard into concrete ditch at Itzulia Basque Country
CyclingFriday, 05 April 2024 at 10:25
There has been an absolutely disastrous crash on stage 4 of the 2024 Itzulia Basque Country with some of the stars of the race crashing hard into a concrete ditch.
Although Remco Evenepoel was one of the first to go off-road, the Soudal - Quick-Step leader managed to avoid the concrete ditch, instead rolling on the grass through the trees. Both Jonas Vingegaard and Primoz Roglic however ended up in great difficulty with all three of the stars looking in incredible pain and staying down to receive medical attention.
Whilst we don't want to speculate, things don't look good and we send best wishes go out to all involved.
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- I can imagine this take, simply because it's so common in other forms of racing, like auto racing outside F1. The water bottle is the one that made no sense to me. The rest could be what UAE said, but a water bottle on a 20km TT? Huh.RidesHills12-06-2025
- For me shorter cranks (165) feel better on the knees. Maybe it's a placebo effect, but it feels realmobk12-06-2025
- exactly. Or Simply, he didn't have a good day.
maria2024202412-06-2025 - I prefer Occam's Razor. He said he didn't train in TT much due to the spring campaign. It's a good and simple explanation. He's Tadej, why should he resort to this sort of scheme?
KerisVroom12-06-2025 - Enric Mas?? and Bardetpopkip12-06-2025
- Flat-earthers have come to cycling: everyone tries to fabricate the most intricate plot/conspiracy to appear intelligent.maria2024202412-06-2025
- The peloton needs to move past LA Doper and its hordes. Why is UCI not doing enough to sanction the whole lot of LA Doper hordes from even indirectly in the sports that they tarnished?KerisVroom12-06-2025
- Good spot that, won't make Jonas happy 😁
leedorney12-06-2025 - For me, I was able to open up the hip angle allowing me to get a good bit more aero, not so much on the road bike, but some. Mainly you'll see the aero benefits on the TT bike. It took some time to get used to them as well, feels like you are pedaling a kids bike at first, and then they just look odd. I'm 5'11" and ran 172.5 and then 165's until I bit the bullet and went to 155. It took me about 500 miles to really get used to them. Now I wouldn't trade them for anything.awp12-06-2025
- Yeah, I guess.. Some guys are just so good, they win without thinking or planning. He didn't plan on winning TDF2020 on his debut either, or being the highest paid cyclist in the peloton at 22yo.. I think Tadej is just tired - tired of hearing pundits say races are more exciting when he's not around. He even sarcastically told a reporter, who queried if he is out to win again, that he treats the Dauphine as a validation race, and not to worry because he would retire as soon as his UAE contract expires.FredMan12-06-2025