Tour de France: “The public was borderline dangerous” … A distressing second stage but without damage

They had set off fearing the gusts of wind and arrived blowing a good blow. The second stage of this Tour, this Saturday July 2, was announced as that of all dangers, capable of dispersing the peloton to the four corners of Denmark and dismantling some illusions. The wind finally showed itself to be a great lord by refusing to blow on the embers and by turning three-quarters in front, preventing the famous edges which tear the groups apart and make the big gaps at the finish. And the crossing of the famous Great Belt has above all offered, in the absence of major damage, beautiful images on the screen.