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It seems they are going to take their time before any final decision on Degenkolb, who was convinced that Matthews had closed the door on him in the sprint to the line after fighting for position in the late curves. Roman Bardet (AG2R La Mondiale) was also seen taking a drink in the final kilometres, and the judges decided to scrap the 20-second penalty due to the difficulty for teams to feed riders from team cars during the final kilometres of the stage.
The race commissaires came under fire after they were forced to backtrack on a decision to penalise Rigoberto Uran (Cannondale-Drapac) and George Bennett (LottoNL-Jumbo) 20 seconds in the overall classification after stage 12 for illegal feeding. In contrast to the Sagan ruling, Nacer Bouhanni (Cofidis) was only given a minor penalty for swapping blows with Jack Bauer (Quick-Step Floors) in the final kilometres of stage 10. Sagan lamented on Monday that the race judges had never wanted to hear his version of events.
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The UCI commissaires have come under fire for a series of decision so far in this year's Tour de France, including the disqualification of Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) for sparking a crash that saw Mark Cavendish (Dimension Data) fracture his shoulder. Race director Thierry Gouvenou explained that chief commissaire Philippe Marien had spoken to Degenkolb after the stage and would speak to him again before the start of Wednesday's stage before making any final decision about a possible punishment. They quickly left for their hotel and were no longer in the race permanence when Cyclingnews searched for them. The UCI race commissaires ruled that Matthews had not damaged Degenkolb's sprint, with their official communiqué only listing the frequent fines for minor offences during the stage. You see he is going off his line into my line. If you know you have the legs to overtake him, that's very disappointing," he said immediately after the sprint. You are obviously very angry if you cannot go for the victory. "It was just in the heat of the situation.
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