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Team DSM's Australian Sam Welsford (C) sprints next to Human Powered Health's Dutch Arvid de Kleijn (C-L) as Lotto Soudal's Belgian Arnaud De Lie (2nd-R) and Arkea Samsic's British Daniel McLay (R) crash during the 161 km between Dunkirk and Aniche, first stage of the “4 jours de Dunkerque” (Four days of Dunkirk) cycling race, in Aniche northern France, on May 3, 2022. Dutch rider Arvid de Kleijn (Human Powered Health) was declared winner of the first stage of the Four Days of Dunkerque on May 3, 2022 in Aniche, after Australian rider Sam Welsford was dropped. Welsford (Team DSM) was the first to cross the line, but was considered responsible for the crash that sent Arnaud De Lie (Lotto Soudal) and Daniel McLay (Arkea Samsic) to the ground. (Photo by Francois Lo Presti/AFP Photo)
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