"Don't Come to a Bike Race if You're Going to do This": Cyclocross Rider Who Stamped on Rival's Bike Has Beer Chucked on Him by Spectator

Bus Driver Calls LBC and Says "Cyclists Don't Belong on Roads"

A cyclocross rider who was caught on camera stamping on a rival's bike has been drenched in beer after a spectator retaliated, while a bus driver called LBC to say that "cyclists don't belong on roads."

The incident happened during a race in Belgium, and footage of the incident has been widely shared on social media. In the footage, the rider, who has not been named, can be seen stamping on the bike of his rival, who is lying on the ground.

A spectator then throws a beer at the rider, who is then seen riding away, seemingly unharmed.

"This is Not Sport" - Van der Poel Reacts to Cyclocross Rider Stamping on Opponent's Bike

The incident has been condemned by many in the cycling community, including world champion Mathieu van der Poel.

"This is not sport," Van der Poel said on Twitter. "This is just violence. There is no place for this in cycling."

British Cycling Condemns Cyclocross Rider's "Disgraceful" Behavior

British Cycling has also condemned the rider's behavior, calling it "disgraceful."

"This is not the behavior that we expect from our members," British Cycling said in a statement. "We will be investigating this incident and taking appropriate action."

Cyclists Don't Belong on Roads, Says Bus Driver

Meanwhile, a bus driver has called LBC to say that "cyclists don't belong on roads."

The driver, who was not named, said that cyclists are "a danger to themselves and others" and that they should be banned from riding on roads.

His comments have been met with anger from many cyclists, who have pointed out that they have as much right to use the roads as motorists.

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