It is a pretty funny story. Marco turning around all the time to avoid controls and later even the police lel
>At that moment, Marc Soler, fully dressed in UAE Team Emirates uniform, was spotted cycling in the opposite direction, passing through the checkpoint. His family's van was also spotted. Soler turned around and, seeing that the checkpoint was still there, turned around again. He repeated this three times. This clearly indicated that he had an appointment with his father, who in turn had an appointment with Martí. The officers allowed Soler Sr. and Martí to continue on their way, but the surveillance continued. The van caught up with Marc Soler and stopped a short distance further along the road, waiting for the Catalan professional cyclist. This eventually led to a physical confrontation between the three, as captured by the UCO with footage from the entire day. After a brief conversation, they each went their separate ways. Marc Soler was stopped by the Guardia Civil around 12:10 p.m., but not before the cyclist attempted to avoid arrest. The cyclist was identified by his ID and stated at the time that he had an appointment with his father to give him a blood glucose meter—not a backpack. He then began his return journey to his tax address in Andorra.