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The UCI has investigated allegations that Ryder Hesjedal used a motorised bike after video footage emerged which seemed to show the Garmin-Sharp rider’s wheel moving by itself following a crash at the Vuelta a España.
The Canadian was involved in a crash on stage seven of the race last Friday, with a clip later emerging of his bike’s back wheel still spinning despite coming to a halt.
The French newspaper L’Equipe was one of several media organisations to question whether any foul play had taken place, although the Garmin-Sharp sports director, Bingen Fernandez, later denied that any rules had been broken.
“Apparently they got a lot of messages from the public, so they had to come and investigate,” Fernandez said.
“They came this morning and said that they had to look at the bikes. I think they were almost embarrassed, but they came along and had a look anyway.”
The UCI uses X-ray machines to scan bikes to detect any hidden motors. The Swiss rider Fabian Cancellara was accused of having a motor hidden in his bike to win the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix in 2010.
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