Patrick Levevere always coming out. Behind him drama experienced by Alavés Mikel Landa and the T-Rex Soudal team in the course of 18th stage of La Vuelta It was some time before the leader of the Belgian team spoke about this matter.
Hours passed and there was no word Levevere after the nightmare experienced by the Alavés and finally he spoke in the column he writes regularly in the ‘Nieuwsblad’ media.
In the beginning, Lefevere was associated with the words he spoke Mikel Landa in reaching the goal of Izki Natural Park, in the sense that everything that could go wrong, did. “Tactically, things went completely wrong for our team,” and explained what everyone would see as the day progressed, that Landa was left alone after the attack of Carapace and that the team had three teammates, who took “too much time” to slow down to help their leader.
He justifies his team’s late reaction to the environment, to the poor coverage there at Izki Natural Parkas the man from Alava commented that he was informed. Apologies to the director Wilfried Peeters and describes everything that happened in these kilometers as a “shit show.” Furthermore, he criticizes the International Cycling Union (UCI) due to the ‘offline’ conditions in which that stage was held, which conditioned Landa’s performance in the race.
Of Landa’s three companions in front of him, the last one to raise his leg to help Mikel was his loyal squire Cattaneo. He regretted that the Italian cyclist had the chance to compete for the stage victory as he found himself at a distance from the good breakaway of the day. Mattia is in jail waiting for Landa for so long that Lefevere says he can “smoke a few cigarettes”
Source: La Verdad
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