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Fans injured after car crash on Tour de France finish straight
Several fans were injured, one seriously, after a driver lost control on the finish straight of yesterday's Tour de France stage.

Finish straight incident
Several fans were injured, one seriously, after a driver lost control of a car while travelling along the finish straight of yesterday's Tour de France stage, according to road.cc.
The vehicle was reported to be carrying journalists from the French newspaper L’Equipe. The available details do not give further information on the circumstances of the crash or the condition of those injured beyond one fan being seriously hurt.
Why it matters
This is not a race result story, but it is a significant safety story. A Tour de France finish straight is one of the most controlled and sensitive parts of the race environment, because it combines moving vehicles, working media, race infrastructure and spectators in a confined space.
When a car incident results in fan injuries in that zone, it raises immediate questions about how vehicles are managed around the finish and how protected spectators are once the racing has passed or is about to pass.
Full details are at the linked road.cc source.
Source: road.cc