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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Gianni Moscon (Team Sky) won the sprint for third place at 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Il Lombardia, showing that he had shrugged off the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:accusations from the FDJ team that his "dangerous behaviour" at Tuesday's T🀅re Valli Varesine had caused Sebas🍸tien Reichenbach to crash.

Reichenbach suffered a fractured elbow and hip in the crash and claimed that Moscon "intentionally put me on the ground". Reichenbach said he would make a f168澳洲5最新开奖结果:ormal police complaint with the support of the FDJ team. He maintains that Moscon deliberately caused the crash as retribution for Reichenbach's part in highlighting how the Team Sky rider had 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:racially abused FDJ's Kevin Reza during the Tour de Romandie in April.

Moscon has 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:denied any wrongdoing in the crash but has been under intense scrutiny after the Tour de Romandie incident and his more recent 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:disqualification from the UCI Road World Championshipsꦛ for taking a tow from the Italඣian team car.

Moscon apologi🍨sed and accepted a six-week suspension by Team Sky for hurling racial epithets at Reza. However, he made it clear he is determined to defend his n൩ame from the latest accusations.

"I'm not afraid of another ban because I haven't done anything wrong," he told a small gathering of journalists, including Cyclingnews, in the mixed zone after the꧒ Il Lombardia podium ceremony.

"The aꦉccusations are very serious and they've got to explain and justify them. My name has been damaged by what they wrote. I've got no intention to let anything go this time."

Moscon didn't want to go into the details of the case and the crash aꦗt Tre Valli Varesine. He revealed he has already given his version of events to the UCI race judges of the Italian one-day race. It seems the UCI is investigating the case and that Moscon could face further questioning.

"I'm ready to defend myself and I'm not worried because if the truth comes I've got nothing to worry about," M🔯oscon said.

"My version of events, what I told the racဣe judges after the Tre Valli Varesine and what I'll continue to say to the other officials, is that I'm ready to defend my name where I need to.

"I'm really sorry because these things aren't good for me personally or good for cycling. It'd be better if we could all be fr🍸iends but it seems that's not possible. We'll see how yet another incident with the same𝔉 team and the same people ends."

Alexis Vuillermoz of AG2R La Mondiale shouted and gesticulated at Moscon after the sprint finish for third place in Como. However, Moscon did not respoಞnd, simply turning away and riding to the podium area.

"He said something but I think my sprint was clean. It's not that you have toꦗ move out the way if someone wants to do their sprint. He lost but I don't think he had the legs," Moscon said, satisfied with third place after also going on the attack before Nibali made his winning move.

"I can't have any regrets. ൩I attacked halfway up the Civiglio but it was clear that Vincenzo the strongest. Pinot went with him but then blew up. I saw Vincenzo this morning at the start and suggested that he'd win. I was right."