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Tour de France 2023: Dutchman Wout Poels Wins Stage 15 - Taarifa Rwanda
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Tour de France 2023: Dutchman Wout Poels Wins Stage 15

Dutchman Wout Poels on Sunday sucessfully peddled to the finish line in lead of stage 15 of the ongoing Tour de France.

However, defending champion Jonas Vingegaard maintained his 10-second lead on Tadej Pogacar.

Meanwhile, a spectator taking a selfie caused a crash of about 20 riders on stage 15.

Sepp Kuss, Vingegaard’s Team Jumbo-Visma team-mate, had his handlebars knocked by a fan holding out a phone.

Kuss went down with team-mate Nathan van Hooydonck and brought down a large group in the peloton.

“There was a narrowing in the town and a spectator in the road, and I guess he just clipped my handlebars,” said Kuss.

“Luckily I’m OK and hopefully the other guys in the crash are all right. It’s not ideal.

“I think it’s fatigue. It’s been such a hard race and everybody is a bit tired. You lose a bit of alertness and there’s always things out of your control as well.”

All the riders who crashed completed the 179km stage from Les Gets les Portes du Soleil to Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc.

Dane Vingegaard was unaffected, while stage winner Poels was in the breakaway several minutes up the road.

Shortly after the incident, the official Tour Twitter account posted a slow-motion video of a rider ducking under a spectator’s outstretched arm with the message: “Please pay attention to the riders.”

Jumbo-Visma tweeted: “Please be always aware when watching cycling at the side of the road.”

Team Confidis said: “Please be careful. So that the party remains a party for the runners but also for you. You don’t need a cell phone to create mind-blowing memories.”

Ineos Grenadiers said: “If you are spectating at this amazing event, please give the riders room to race.”

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