Cyclists condemn poor safety measures after Tarling's death

Finlay Tarling, a 19-year-old Welsh cyclist, died after a collision with a non-race vehicle during the eighth stage of the Volta a Portugal. The incident has sparked outrage among the cycling community and critics, who cite inadequate safety measures at the race. Authorities believe the collision occurred due to traffic management issues, as the race used rolling road closures instead of full closures, increasing safety risks. The race continued despite the tragedy, and tributes were paid, with Tarling's team withdrawing from the event.

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