From
Johannes Knuth, Bilbao
In the school of failure, cycling has always provided some very powerful lessons. A highly subjective excerpt: railroad barriers that divided the peloton in two; Christopher Froome, who fell at the Ventoux and was jogging up the hill because the car with the spare wheel got stuck in the escort; Shipyard workers protesting for higher wages and were beaten off the street by a certain Bernard Hinault. And, fresh in the assortment: the calculation error of the professional cyclist Georg Zimmermann before the intermediate sprint.