Tim Wellens secured a solo victory in stage 15 of the Tour de France, leading to frustrations from competitors, particularly Quinn Simmons. Simmons expressed his belief that in-race motorbikes influenced the outcome, commenting on his perceived aid given to Wellens. While Simmons acknowledged the need for strength in winning, he also remarked on the frequent, contentious role of motorbikes in cycling races. Despite complaints, Wellens maintained that his win was a result of strategy and power, highlighting the competitive nature of the sport.
Quinn Simmons accused in-race motobikes of aiding Tim Wellens's victory, stating, "The strongest guy in the best moment with the moto" led to his solo win.
Motorbikes providing accidental help during races has been a longstanding issue, as demonstrated by past incidents involving prominent cyclists like Primož Roglič and Tadej Pogačar.
Simmons accepted the reality of racing, indicating the need to adapt: "One day, you take advantage, but most of the time, someone else gets it."
Despite frustrations voiced by Simmons, Wellens maintained his victory was fair, asserting the necessity of strength and timing in breaking away.
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