Dani navarro has not had his best day in the fourteenth stage of the Vuelta a España after suffering a drop on a curve when chasing Prodhomme. The Spanish cyclist has taken the Belgian ahead Sep Vanmarcke. Despite this, both rejoined the race in search of victory.
The Spaniard has explained that it has been “a mechanical failure”, as a result of not being able to brake because it ran out of brakes. The member of Burgos-BH He was very upset that he could have won, as he had “very good legs”.
Likewise, Navarro has stated that he could have started the port with “more than a minute of advantage” if it had not been for the fall, and adds that it is “very difficult to win and days as good as this one do not have many during the year” .
Even so, the Spanish runner does not throw in the towel and will try in the seventeenth stage, in Asturias, but has admitted that “it will be very difficult.”