A professional Columbian cyclist, named Luis Carlos Chia, emerged on top in a race, however, his&nbsp;celebrations were short-lived in what led to a bizarre incident soon after. At the finish line,&nbsp;he&nbsp;crashed straight into his wife who was busy taking pictures of her husband's sweet victory.&nbsp;

It was a hard-fought race that saw Chia end at the top and his bicycle kept moving ahead into a group of photographers, which also included his wife. Much to his dismay, he crashed into her and led to a severe injury to his life partner.

Here's the video, which has gone viral in a jiffy:

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Soon after the incident broke out, the TV commentators immediately picked up the crash collision. However, it was later revealed that the woman knocked out was none other than the eventual winner's&nbsp;wife, named Claudia Roncancio.

The local reports revealed that Claudia remained under medical observation. In addition, she&nbsp;needed stitches to a head wound.

“I wanted to brake but the bike didn’t respond.&nbsp;I hit my wife but it could have just as easily have been another person,&nbsp;Chia&nbsp;told a Colombian newspaper. He further added, "The doctors have checked her and more than anything it was the shock of it. She knew there was going to be a sprint finish and I don’t understand why she didn’t get out of the way."

Previously in February, another such incident had occurred involving a cyclist, named Tony Inderbitzin. For the unversed, back then he&nbsp;was tossed off his bike and then rammed by an unstoppable and angry&nbsp;bull, turning an off-road race event, across California in the U.S.,&nbsp;into an utter chaos.&nbsp;

A professional Columbian cyclist, named Luis Carlos Chia, emerged on top in a race, however, his celebrations were short-lived in what led to a bizarre incident soon after.

A professional Columbian cyclist, named Luis Carlos Chia, emerged on top in a race, however, his celebrations were short-lived in what led to a bizarre incident soon after. At the finish line, he crashed straight into his wife who was busy taking pictures of her husband's sweet victory. It was a hard-fought race that saw Chia end at the top and his bicycle kept moving ahead into a group of photographers, which also included his wife. Much to his dismay, he crashed into her and led to a severe injury to his life partner. Here's the video, which has gone viral in a jiffy: ¿Que pasa @fedeciclismocol ? Cada vez tenemos más entre los mejores ciclistas del mundo, pero la logística local bien, gracias pic.twitter.com/mx6jeGPntW — Katy Orrego (@Skygirl42) June 5, 2022 × Soon after the incident broke out, the TV commentators immediately picked up the crash collision. However, it was later revealed that the woman knocked out was none other than the eventual winner's wife, named Claudia Roncancio. The local reports revealed that Claudia remained under medical observation. In addition, she needed stitches to a head wound. “I wanted to brake but the bike didn’t respond. I hit my wife but it could have just as easily have been another person, Chia told a Colombian newspaper. He further added, "The doctors have checked her and more than anything it was the shock of it. She knew there was going to be a sprint finish and I don’t understand why she didn’t get out of the way." Previously in February, another such incident had occurred involving a cyclist, named Tony Inderbitzin. For the unversed, back then he was tossed off his bike and then rammed by an unstoppable and angry bull, turning an off-road race event, across California in the U.S., into an utter chaos.

Columbian cyclist wins race, celebrations cut-short after he crashes into his wife - WATCH

Arsenal boosted their hopes of a top-four finish in the Premier League after a bizarre 10th-minute goal by striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave them a 1-0 win at 10-man Watford on Monday.

The result lifted the Gunners two places up to fourth on 66 points from 33 games, one behind third-placed Tottenham Hotspur. Arsenal are ahead of fifth-placed Chelsea, who have played a game more, on goal difference. Watford stayed 10th with 46 points.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery was pleased with his team's first away clean sheet of the season.

"A clean sheet is very important," he told the BBC. "It is going to give us a lot of information, this match."

The fast-paced clash took a decisive turn in a frantic one-minute spell early on, as Aubameyang found the back of the net in unlikely fashion before Watford striker Troy Deeney was shown a straight red card for elbowing Lucas Torreira.

The home side's goalkeeper Ben Foster dwelled on Daryl Janmaat's back pass for too long, allowing Aubameyang to close him down and block his attempted goalmouth clearance as the ball ricocheted into the back of the net.

Foster made no excuses for his howler.

"I've said sorry to the lads," he said. "I tried to drag it on to my left and pass it out but before I knew it Aubameyang was bloody on me. He is too quick. In hindsight you have to get rid (of the ball) as quick as you can, even if it goes into row Z."

Despite their numerical disadvantage, Watford kept pressing and missed a string of chances to draw level, having twice been denied by the woodwork as well as by some good saves from Arsenal keeper Bernd Leno.

The home side missed their best opportunity in the 80th minute when Arsenal substitute Ainsley Maitland-Niles slid in to block Andre Gray's goal-bound effort after the Watford forward rounded Leno.

Aubameyang, Alex Iwobi and Henrikh Mkhitaryan also came close at the other end but Arsenal were forced to hang on in the closing stages with Watford throwing men forward.

The home team's manager Javi Gracia praised his team for their fighting spirit in the face of adversity.

"We did a lot of things to try to win, a big effort," he said. "We didn't get any points but we played well. It was a difficult game with 10 men."

Arsenal boosted their hopes of a top-four finish in the Premier League after a bizarre 10th-minute goal by striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave them a 1-0 win at 10-man Watford on Monday.

Arsenal boosted their hopes of a top-four finish in the Premier League after a bizarre 10th-minute goal by striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave them a 1-0 win at 10-man Watford on Monday. The result lifted the Gunners two places up to fourth on 66 points from 33 games, one behind third-placed Tottenham Hotspur. Arsenal are ahead of fifth-placed Chelsea, who have played a game more, on goal difference. Watford stayed 10th with 46 points. Arsenal manager Unai Emery was pleased with his team's first away clean sheet of the season. "A clean sheet is very important," he told the BBC. "It is going to give us a lot of information, this match." The fast-paced clash took a decisive turn in a frantic one-minute spell early on, as Aubameyang found the back of the net in unlikely fashion before Watford striker Troy Deeney was shown a straight red card for elbowing Lucas Torreira. The home side's goalkeeper Ben Foster dwelled on Daryl Janmaat's back pass for too long, allowing Aubameyang to close him down and block his attempted goalmouth clearance as the ball ricocheted into the back of the net. Foster made no excuses for his howler. "I've said sorry to the lads," he said. "I tried to drag it on to my left and pass it out but before I knew it Aubameyang was bloody on me. He is too quick. In hindsight you have to get rid (of the ball) as quick as you can, even if it goes into row Z." Despite their numerical disadvantage, Watford kept pressing and missed a string of chances to draw level, having twice been denied by the woodwork as well as by some good saves from Arsenal keeper Bernd Leno. The home side missed their best opportunity in the 80th minute when Arsenal substitute Ainsley Maitland-Niles slid in to block Andre Gray's goal-bound effort after the Watford forward rounded Leno. Aubameyang, Alex Iwobi and Henrikh Mkhitaryan also came close at the other end but Arsenal were forced to hang on in the closing stages with Watford throwing men forward. The home team's manager Javi Gracia praised his team for their fighting spirit in the face of adversity. "We did a lot of things to try to win, a big effort," he said. "We didn't get any points but we played well. It was a difficult game with 10 men."

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