The Israel Prime Minister Tech cycling team emphasizes after a very restless day that it is not going to step out of the Vuelta a España. Kiko García, the technical director of the Vuelta, did insisted earlier in the day.
“We are a professional cycling team and continue to race in the Vuelta,” writes Israel Prime Minister Tech in a statement on Wednesday evening. “Every other action would be a dangerous precedent in cycling. Not only for Israel Prime Minister Tech, but also for all other teams.”
The Vuelta has been the backdrop for pro-Palestinian protests in recent days. The crown stretched on Wednesday. The peloton could not finish in the eleventh stage, because hundreds of demonstrators had taken the road at the finish in Bilbao.
After the chaotic day, García, the technical director of the Vuelta, said that Israel Prime Minister Tech would do well to get out of the round. According to García, the organization itself is not authorized to take a team out of the course.
“There is only one solution: that the Israel team itself realizes that their presence here does not promote safety,” García said in conversation with the Spanish Medium Carrusel Deportivo .
Israel Prime Minister Tech thanks organization and police
Israel Prime Minister Tech is full of praise for the organization of the Vuelta and the work of the police. The team, on the other hand, is not pleased with the demonstrators. “The behavior of the campaigners was not only dangerous, but also works counterproductively for their case.”
“We have repeatedly expressed our respect for the right to protest from everyone, as long as those actions remain peaceful and the safety of the peloton is not compromised. Today they have taken the Basque fans a stage arrival they had earned.”
Earlier in the day, the International Cycling Union UCI also condemned the protest. In addition, various riders expressed their dissatisfaction. “Enjoying us is not the way forward,” said Tom Pidcock, who could forget his potential stage victory due to the unrest at the finish.
The Cycling Team Israel Prime Minister Tech Emphasizes After a Very Turbulent Day that it has no intention of withdrawing from the Vuelta a España. Kiko García, The Technical Director of the Vuelta, Urged This Earlier in the Day.
“We are a Professional Cycling Team and Will Continue to Race in The Vuelta,” Israel Prime Minister Tech wrote in a Statement on Wednesday Evening. “Any other action would be a dangerous precedent in cycling. Not only for Israel prime minister Tech, but also for all other teams.”
The Vuelta Has Been the Scene of Pro-Palestinian Protests Several Times in Recent Days. Wednesday was The Last Straw. The Peloton Could Not Finish in The Elevth Stage because Hundreds of Protesters had tasks to the road at the finish in Bilbao.
After the Chaotic Day, García, The Technical Director of the Vuelta, Said That Israel Prime Minister Tech would do well to withdraw from the Tour. Accordance to García, The Organization Itelf is not authorized to remove a team from the race.
“There is Only One Solution: That the Israel Team Itelf Realizes That Their Presence Here Does Not Promote Safety,” García Said in an interview with the Spanish Medium Carrus Deportivo .
Israel Prime Minister Tech Thanks Organization and Police
Israel Prime Minister Tech is Full of Praise for the Organization of the Vuelta and the Work of the Police. On the other hand, the team is not pleased with the protesters. “The Behavior of the Activists was not only dangerous, but also counterproductive to their cause.”
“We have repeatedly express our respect for Everyone’s right to protest, as long as those actions remain peaceful and do not compromise the safety the peloton. Today they deprived the basque fans of a stage finish they deserved.”
Earlier in the day, the international cycling union uci also condemned the protest. In Addition, Several Riders Expressed Their Dissataffaction. “Putting us in Danger is not the way Forward,” Said Tom Pidcock, Who Could forget his Potential Stage Victory Due to the Unrest at the Finish.