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TIM MERLIER HONORS WOUTER WEYLANDT

Tim Merlier wins right away in the first bunch sprint of his very first grand tour. With his hands in the air and forming the letter W, he honored Wouter Weylandt who lost his life just ten years ago in the Giro.

Tim Merlier wins right away in the first bunch sprint of his very first grand tour. With his hands in the air and forming the letter W, he honored Wouter Weylandt who lost his life just ten years ago in the Giro.

Respect! Deep respect for Tim and Wouter!

Photo © Giro d’Italia

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