Man sorry as bottle toss hit Van der Poel in face
- A 28-year-old Belgian man apologized after throwing a water bottle at Mathieu Van der Poel during the Paris-Roubaix race, calling it a 'stupid and dangerous' act.
- Van der Poel was struck in the face near the end of the race but continued to win, and French authorities opened an investigation into 'violence with a weapon' soon after.
- The International Cycling Union condemned the incident as 'unacceptable behavior' and supported legal actions against actions threatening rider safety.
- Van der Poel expressed that such actions threaten rider safety and called for stricter consequences for spectators.
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"I'll even buy the beer shower for it."
Spits, beer showers and the bottle throw against winner Mathieu van der Poel at Paris-Roubaix. Cycling is outraged by rabid fencers at the races. On Sunday, the Amstel Gold Race is the next great classic at the door, with four Austrians at the start. Also tour stage winner Patrick Konrad, who remains relatively relaxed despite the incidents.
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