An incident involving Samuel Bennett, a professional cyclist, and another entity (cyclist, vehicle, object) resulting in unintended contact and potential disruption of progress. Such occurrences in cycling races can range from minor brushes to significant crashes with varying degrees of severity and consequence.
These events can dramatically impact race outcomes. The consequences extend beyond immediate physical harm to affected riders; they can cause strategic realignments within teams, alter the dynamics of the competition, and potentially force withdrawal from the race. Historically, cycling has seen numerous instances where similar incidents have changed the trajectory of entire competitions and careers.
