Andreas just sent me this email:
I Believe that's half a bike flying. Photo taken during the Women's Scratch at the Indoor World Championships in Denmark 2010. 17 year old rookie Julie Leth crashed near the perimeter and slid across the track just in front of the peleton which led to a minor incedent. ;o) I saw at least 3 riders ride directly into her back.. .anyhow Julie got on her bike and finished 9th.
Yikes. I never crashed during my time as a track racer, but I sure came close. I guess I just didn't do it long enough.
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what is your email address. I cannot access it through your link. I have some great pix
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Did carbon the word over stop breaking after this accident?
It is quite amazing that Julie fell off at the start; but finished 9th, this happens all the time in sports but the only thing is that sports persons must be safe at the end of the time.
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Accidents in sports are very common; but here Julie showed real enthusiasm and stood 9th after the fumble, its really great.
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The indoor world champs represent the pinnacle of athleticism and skill within the captivating confines of indoor arenas. It's a stage where athletes redefine boundaries, showcasing unparalleled agility and finesse in sports often overshadowed by their outdoor counterparts. These championships celebrate precision, speed, and strategy, inviting audiences into an intimate setting where every move, every shot, and every second counts. The indoor world champs not only highlight exceptional talent but also create an electrifying atmosphere that resonates with the sheer dedication and mastery of these indoor sports, captivating enthusiasts and inspiring the next generation of champions.
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