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He coped with nearly being pushed off the road in his ‘old self’ way, that is elbowed his way off the kerb. The second incident seemed to affect him more and perhaps his lack of confidence as well as recovery from him illness meant he didn’t battle as would have done in the past.
He has had one of the greatest careers in cycling history yet alone in British cycling history, it would be sad to see him retire but we’ve seen one of the best sprinters ever over the past 12 years or so.
Alan_tbt
He was really well positioned up until about 600 metres to go, but then got blocked and lost his momentum. Back in the day, he'd have recovered from that, but these days he seems to a) get caught out more and b) can't recover.
Epstein-Barr has really done for him, hasn't it?