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Spectator who caused Tour de France's biggest ever pile-up when she held up a sign is fined £1,000 - Vimarsana News

Spectator who caused Tour de France's biggest ever pile-up when she held up a sign is fined £1,000

The 31-year-old French woman, whose identity has been withheld, was also ordered to pay one symbolic euro to France's professional cyclist association.

French spectator who caused massive Tour de France pile-up looks set to avoid jail - Vimarsana News

French spectator who caused massive Tour de France pile-up looks set to avoid jail

The 31-year-old, whose identity was withheld after she was targeted by a torrent of online abuse, appeared at a courthouse in Brest, France today.

Tour de France protest after spectator crash: Everything you need to know - Vimarsana News

Tour de France protest after spectator crash: Everything you need to know

Tour de France protest after spectator crash: Everything you need to know CNET 10 hrs ago Daniel Van Boom © Provided by CNET A crash at the Tour de France has created headlines worldwide. Gendarmerie du Finistère Tour de France is one of the world's biggest and most renowned sporting events, but as 2021's opening stages have shown, it's also a tremendously perilous one. After days of alarming crashes, cyclists on Tuesday protested the hazardous conditions.  The spills started Saturday, on the tour's very first day, when two crashes caused over 21 injuries. The first of ...

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Tour de France crash surgeon likens the carnage to a 'WAR ZONE' - Vimarsana News

Tour de France crash surgeon likens the carnage to a 'WAR ZONE'

Gilbert Versier has been working as an orthopaedic surgeon on the Tour for 11 years but previously served as a medical officer, a three-star general, operating out in Iraq and Afghanistan.