Rigoberto Urán unleashed chaos: serious fall of cameraman for “following his pace”

Rigoberto Uran won on Wednesday 17th stage of the Vuelta between Aracena and the monastery of Tentudía, after which the Belgian Remco Evenepoel continues to lead the race, which saw Primoz Roglic abandon after his crash on Tuesday.

Urán (Education First), who with his victory already knows what a triumph in the three Grand Tours is, beat the Frenchman Quentin Pacher (Groupama) and the Spanish Jesús Herrada (Cofidis) at the finish line. The Colombian had already had a stage victory in the Giro and another two in the Tour. But he had never won in Spain.

Product of the emotion, the Colombian fans in the Iberian country went crazy. But apparently it wasn’t just them.

That’s how it shows the hard fall of a cameraman who wanted to ‘follow the pace’ of the ‘Urrao bull’.

(Be sure to read: Triumph of Rigoberto Urán in stage 17 of the Vuelta a España)

Rigo unleashes ‘uncontrollable’ emotions

The victory was decided in the battle between a group of chosen ones from the day’s breakaway, which the peloton and Evenepoel let do as none of the 13 components were dangerous for the leader.

As he crossed the finish line, the press did everything to follow him.

And, in the midst of this dispute to ‘arrive first’, a cameraman fell to the ground.

Unfortunately, along with his humanity, the camera and glasses ‘kissed’ the floor.

“It was an important day. I told myself it had to be today”said Rigoberto Urán after reaching the finish line.

“I attacked with everything I had and the important thing is that I won the stage,” added the Education First cyclist.

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