The fact that race participant in a white jersey numbered 442 jogs beside a metal fence and people dressed warmly are standing, while in the foreground is a person in a blue jogging jersey doesn't imply that racer in white is beating the racer in blue.


Consider the statement "A race participant in a white jersey numbered 442 jogs beside a metal fence, behind which people dressed warmly are standing, while in the foreground is a person in a blue jogging jersey.". Based on this "The racer in the white is beating the racer in the blue." a true statement? Yes, no, or I don't know?