On 2017-07-07, Tom Kunich wrote:
This morning they put a slo-mo on so that you could see what happened.
It was Cavendish leaning against Sagan and Sagan's arm went out only
to maintain his balance.

No matter the reason why the arm went out, at the time the arm went out,
Cavendish was already falling on the right side.

So, arm has nothing to do with the crash.

Question is only whether Sagan knew that Cav is there when he moved
right...

Regarding keeping line, sprint was chaotic, Sagan is not only one that
whas changing the line.

But crush 1500m from finish, that was epic break through two riders


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