Hayter rips open shorts after Vuelta organisers hand him wrong size
Hayter said the extra-small kit cut off circulation as he chased six bonus seconds and briefly moved into the virtual lead.
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'I didn't really have much left for such a hard finish' – Ethan Hayter misses out on red jersey again at Vuelta a España despite gutsy breakaway ride in ripped shorts
Brit explains modified kit as he's left disappointed again after briefly taking virtual lead, then missing splits in final
Hayter rips open shorts after Vuelta organisers hand him wrong size
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Ethan Hayter was allowed to wear the green points jersey in the Vuelta a España on Sunday, but it did not remain intact. The Soudal Quick-Step rider was given a kit that was too small by the organizers and was forced to cut the suit open.
British cyclist Ethan Hayter, who missed out on victory in the opening stage of the Tour of Spain by less than a second, had to resort to a rather unusual solution on Sunday's second stage. After the organizers, as the holder of the green jersey for the best points, provided him with shorts that were too small for some unknown reason, he cut them up during the race because they were so tight that he felt like they were cutting off blood flow to …
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