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Multiple riders crash in high-speed, domino-effect sprint incident on Tour de France stage 12

A high-speed, domino-effect mass crash during the Stage 12 sprint finale has caused significant carnage in the Tour de France.

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Multiple riders were involved in a mass crash during the sprint finale of Tour de France stage 12. The incident is described as a high-speed, domino-effect event that resulted in what coverage characterizes as carnage.

Reports from Cyclingnews, Outside Magazine, and Escape Collective emphasize the scale of the crash and the subsequent cleanup. IDLprocycling.com highlights the personal impact, noting that Tadej Pogacar expressed disappointment over the crash of his friend Gaviria.

Future focus remains on the recovery of the affected riders and the aftermath of the Tour's first major crash of the event.

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Quick answers

When did the crash occur?

The incident took place during the sprint finale of stage 12 of the Tour de France.

Who was specifically mentioned as being involved in the crash?

Gaviria is identified as one of the riders who crashed.

How is the nature of the crash described?

According to Cyclingnews, it was a high-speed, domino-effect sprint incident.

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