Tour de France 2023: Fan taking selfie causes crash on stage 15
www.bbc.com/sport/cycling/66216893
July 17, 2023
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My hero is the dude who jumped over the tour on his Mountain bike a year or so back. What a legend
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This one 😂😂😂 youtu.be/p7cYtKp5tck
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Looks kinda fake.
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Legends. In the comments "The only one not on drugs" ha ha ha
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I didn't realise it was so popular.
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I think they try and keep it pretty quiet, to try to keep a lid on it 😁😁
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Fan interference is a real problem in the Tour. There have been multiple fan-caused accidents and instances of fan interference with riders, this year. They need to keep the fans off the roads.
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That is a tough task considering the distances involved.
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It is not social media claiming lives it is natural selection in action 😒
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Low hanging fruit...
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Should be more of it I reckon. I'd even go as far as encouraging the quarter wits.
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I don’t view the actions, and demise, of extreme athlete Remi Lucidi through the same lens I do influencers stepping back off the Grand Canyon. There is no evidence that photography played a role in his fall.
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"His Instagram posts are not for the faint-hearted, as he often shared dizzying images from the top of various skyscrapers, cranes, bridges and buildings."
"He had a history of climbing various structures across the world without permission, including buildings, bridges, cranes and even transmitters."
www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/who-was-remi-lucidi-the-enigma-daredevil-who-fell-to-his-death-climbing-the-tregunter-tower/ar-AA1eA8Ay -
If you spend your life doing incredibly dangerous usually illegal stunts for " views & likes" on social media and fall to your death , I am afraid that is firmly in the stupid category. No matter how good you are at it, in this instance one mistake means death and who doesn't make one mistake ?
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Precisely...it's not a question of if, but more a question of when...