Benji Naesen

Because his setup looks more extreme than other people's bike setups.

But just because it looks more extreme doesn't mean it's illegal.

He broke a few rules.

There's a few others that he didn't break.

To be honest, can I be honest?

If anything, the UCI should ban him for his glasses.

And I think what annoyed me a little bit from the UCI side is that when Skip said that they called him a weird writer in an email, I think that's not okay for a governing body to do.

It's like, before stage four, I would have been like, yeah, I think it's a bit too much, the shit he's receiving.

Stage four then makes me think like, man, you've been disqualified so many times that you should know that you shouldn't be allowed to do this, putting your beat on in the front thing.

And then in his video afterwards, he says that that rule only comes in at the end of the month.

That's not true.

There's already a rule against that that exists before.

I actually haven't seen the full confirmation, if I'm being honest.

I was taking your word for it, because you're obviously my French associate at the French Journalist Press, but I... I'd take Coy the Tour.

Olaf Coy is a pretty good cyclist.

He wins a lot when he's on the bicycle.

He was not on the bicycle for the first four and a half months of the season.

My immediate take, in reaction to the rumors, et cetera, was, I see no reason why Decathlon can't take Olaf Koy, even if they have the goal of porting with Paul Success, for example, in their roster.

That's my initial take.

I do want to add to that.