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cycling: Tour de France: Shark attack in Hautacam

July 25, 2014 by the editorial office

Screenshot 2014-07-25

Cycling: Once again the Italian Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) proved on the finish line up to Hautacam that he is the strongest rider in the tour entourage this year.

On the way to his third tour victory, after successes at the Vuelta and the Giro, he did not let a spectator on the side of the road stop him, who seemed to value his own time on television more than the race.



At the start of the tour, the organizers had already asked the spectators to watch out for the drivers and to leave their mobile phones in their pockets. The following animation shows what can happen when a shark – Nibali's nickname – is approaching.

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