Ha ha, wanker. Rasmussen called Schleck's explanation “a lie”. He had not spoken to Schleck “but he had told one of my teammates that I was to blame that he crashed. "But it's totally a lie, it was not that way at all. The crash occurred on a bend shortly before we went out on the last lap, when he came and ran straight into the side of me and ran my derailleur off. He's actually the lucky one, because nothing happened to him nothing and he could continue to ride away. I had to remain standing to change my bike and thus could not help more on the stage,” he told feltet.dk "At that time I had handed Ryder (Hesjedal ed.) to the front, and was about to fall quietly back in the box. So I rode completely relaxed. He (Schleck, ed) comes up in panic, because he is too far back. So it was his own fault that he ran into me. But he is obviously upset that he was losing time.”
