Tour de Suisse 2010 - Stage 4 - Final kilometers (w/ heavy crash Cavendish/ Haussler)

[justinmayls]

what language is this? netherland?

[dieterlos]

@justinmayls

yes it's dutch with co-comentator from johan museuw

but it's a belgian channel

we speak the same language but diffierent dialects

[empiretotalwar1]

whats up with that headbanging? looks fucking retarded

[yakkahDotCom]

thumbs up for this video

[limpampoo]

I wonder, is it so hard to ride straight with so many years in saddle...?!?

[JesseReith1]

@limpampoo yes, it is!

[Woodstock187]

@ambuscadecrateo

hab ihr eigentlich das mädel gefragt bevor ihr sie als profil hintergrund in tausenden von accounts eingebettet habt?

sucht euch mal ein job ihr assis!!!!!!!!!!

[davidoffon]

The bobbing head loony who got third is interesting to watch.

News just in, Chav'n'Wish never spoke in yesterdays stage, no, not Choventry, the banned swearing.

Remember him in Canterbury TdF, 07 f''ing and blinding the woman who took him down, he was going to grow up, never happened, never will.

[TheEnoculator]

I have been following Cavendish since he started out in 2007, and while I knew right away he's immensely talented, I also noticed he's too agressive, and too emotional. There was no need for him to veer off his path in that sprint. He better learns to control himself fast, because he'll be an outcast very soon.

[TheEnoculator]

I have been following Cavendish since he started out in 2007, and while I knew right away he's immensely talented, I also noticed he's too agressive, and too emotional. There was no need for him to veer off his path in that sprint. He better learns to control himself fast, because he'll be an outcast very soon.

[TheEnoculator]

@kinered While descent can be dangerous as well, most of the time you only rely on gravity to pull you down. Sprinting exerts huge forces on your bike, and you are constantly rocking your bike sideways violently. Sprinting is definitely more dangerous.

[marcinovski]

at 7:27 thank god hausler is wearing that helmet...

[andrissavaria]

Asshole Cav!!

[Hunsge22]

Warum ist Cavandish rüber gezogen? der hätte da bleiben müssen dann wäre nichts passiert

Gute besserung Haussler

[king27fan]

schlimmer sturz

wenn ciolek unverletzt geblieben ist wird er die 5.etappe gewinnen

die ist perfekt für ihn

[Merckx326]

COOL!!!

[cyberrider99]

Cavendish is such a dirty  cockwhore who endangers the other riders once more with unfair moves to the side - he should be banned from pro-cycling ... that s one of the reason he s absolutely not like by other riders - he s just simply an arrogant asshole who try to take his wins on the costs of others !!!!

[FamouszBoii]

XCuse me... It Was Juan Antonio Flecha (SKY)

[FamouszBoii]

Indeed, Greg Henderson (SKY) was so lucky,

My favorite Cavendish fell with Haussler

But it was Cavendish' Fault...

Unfortunately...

[Futteklap]

Look how close the Sky-ryder is from falling! That´s fantastic lucky.

[lllNephewlll]

@Futteklap

but i think he hits Haussler in the head, with his pedal s;

[rodrigomusalem]

@Futteklap

not luck but fantastic handling skills, it was Flecha.

[rodrigomusalem]

@Futteklap

[victorpmalaga]

@Futteklap It was Flecha 

[coyotedib]

Very dangerous...Hope both Haussler and Cac are ok for the tour!

[Bonzainr1]

What the hell was Cav thinking!?

[problemforwolf]

Could have been an exciting sprint finale if Cav didn't ruin it. Moron...

[markthode]

jeeze Cavendish - take that blindfold off!!!

[TPilot92]

omg what luck by Flecha to squeeze through the gap between Boonen and Haussler/Ciolek

[feg466]

Haussler's front wheel(leading edge) touched Cav's front wheel(trailing edge) causing both wheel to rub, lock and stop. it took less than a second for each wheel to stop and caused the crash.

[r0drys]

ouchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[TheEnoculator]

I'm so glad I'm not a sprinter, but a climber. Sprinting is a dangerous gamble when you are going at 70+ km/h. Hope everyone was OK.

[kinered]

@TheEnoculator Agree, but I think that the only real dangerous place in a race is a down from a mountain road (wet) at 80 or more km/h . The sprint shoul not be dangerous if everybody follow STRAIGHT direction. The stronger win, that's all, but no, this guys crossing from one side to another, touch the shoulders, etc. that shoul'd be a infraction penalized for UCI with discount seconds.

[SwedishBeatballs]

@kinered

Both Cav and Haussler are to blame, unfortunately one can't start tomorrow while the other gets a 30 seconds time penalization while hes already in 100th position...

I would figure they were both trying to overtake Ciolek's wheel to get riders off of their own with out seeing each other till the last second, when you see Haussler drop his shoulder to brace for the hit.

[steelsprinter1]

Sad situation for everyone. Hopefully we will see all these guys healthy at the tour.

[hzuhairy]

It's too bad that Haussler had to abandon. I wish him the best.

[kinered]

@hzuhairy  ¿Haussler abandon?, and Cavendish and other sprinters?

[hzuhairy]

@kinered Solo Haussler. Creo que los demas continuaran.

[erectie6]

zijn voorwiel brak , goed te zien.

[jimbopotemkin]

Boonen ran over Cav's head! That's gotta hurt!

[Gillett999]

Check Flecha _O_

Haussler very unlucky :S