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Injury

Arashiro injured but will continue in Tour de Langkawi

Japanese rider crashes close to finish line There were several pileups during today’s second stage of the Tour de Langkawi, and Japanese rider Yukiya Arashiro was one of those who came off worst in the crashes. The Europcar competitor went […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling, Tour de Langkawi,

Kirchen weighing up options, will make his decision very soon about retirement

Classics winner torn between his sport and guarantees to his health Struck by a cardiac arrest during the Tour de Suisse last June, Luxembourg’s Kim Kirchen has been in limbo since then. He wants to continue racing, but is also […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Frank Schleck expects quick return to training after shoulder surgery

Having gone under the knife yesterday to remove a plate from the collarbone he smashed during the Tour de France, Frank Schleck reports that he is recovering fine and expects to return to training in two day’s time. The Leopard […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Santos Tour Down Under: Sutton stops, Cavendish continues

Riders affected in different ways by stage two crash Team Sky rider CJ Sutton and HTC-Highroad sprinter Mark Cavendish both came down approximately four kilometres from the end of stage two of the Santos Tour Down Under, being part of […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling, Tour Down Under,

Amber Halliday hospitalised after bad crash in Rendition Homes Cup

Rushed to hospital after fall The 2010 Australian time trial champion Amber Halliday is currently sedated and under observation in hospital after crashing heavily in the Rendition Homes Cup event at Victoria Park. The 31 year old is thought to […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Dutch cycling legend Peter Post dies aged 77

Six-Day star who won the fastest ever Paris-Roubaix loses battle with illness Peter Post, a legend of Dutch cycling, has died after a long illness. The 77-year-old was best known as the most successful Six-Days rider of his generation but […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Sven Nys returning to health, dreaming of second Worlds win

Will start this Sunday in seventh round of World Cup The stomach flu that laid former World Cyclocross Champion Sven Nys low for the Belgian Championships last weekend has passed, and the sport’s dominating force over the past ten years, […]

Author: Jered Gruber Categories: Cyclocross, Injury, Pro Cycling,

Cyril Dessel out of Tour de San Luis with urinary infection

French rider must take 45 days out to recover Cyril Dessel (AG2R La Mondiale) has been forced to pull out of next week’s Tour de San Luis, in Argentina, as he is suffering from a acute prostatitis, an inflammation of […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Green light for Boom to ride Dutch national cross championships

Rabobank rider recovered from injuries and aiming for record fifth victory Concerns that defending champion Lars Boom would be unable to compete in this weekend’s Dutch national cyclo cross championships have proven to be unfounded, with the Rabobank rider receiving […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Cyclocross, Injury, Pro Cycling,

Breschel back training, could return to racing sooner than expected

World championship runner-up making good return from injury Originally fearful that knee surgery in November could stop him from riding the Classics – or even bring an end to his career – Danish rider Matti Breschel has been able to […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Amador recovering in hospital after being attacked by thieves in Costa Rica

Team Movistar rider knocked unconscious in beating Team Movistar rider Andrey Amador ended the year on a bad note, being hospitalised in Costa Rica after a vicious attack by thugs who left him unconscious and with bad injuries. The 24 […]

Author: thieves in Costa Rica by Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Lance Armstrong pulls out of Rotorua triathlon in New Zealand due to injury

Team RadioShack rider faces eventual knee surgery American rider Lance Armstrong’s planned participation in a New Zealand triathlon next month has been cancelled after the multiple Tour de France winner began experiencing knee problems. The injury raises questions about the […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

“I am cured of my burnout,” says Jan Ullrich

1997 Tour winner to be a father again soon Jan Ullrich has reported that he is no longer suffering from burnout, according to Sporza. The German complained of suffering from the condition in August after years of scrutiny over his […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Stuart O’Grady remaining optimistic despite 'huge crash' while skiing

Luxembourg Pro Cycling rider aiming for Flanders and Roubaix Australian hard man Stuart O’Grady realises that winning the Santos Tour Down Under is impossible after a skiing accident at his recent team training camp, but fully believes he can be […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

World champion Stybar doesn’t need surgery, will return to training next week

Good news for Czech cyclo-cross rider World cyclo-cross champion Zdenek Stybar has received some good news about his knee problems, being told that he doesn’t need to go under the knife to recover from the issue, and that he can […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Cyclocross, Injury, Pro Cycling,

Eight riders killed by marijuana smoker in Italy

Overtaking car hits group with tragic consequences Eight riders, all believed to be amateurs, have been killed in a head-on crash with a speeding car in southern Italy. The accident happened on a two-lane road near Lamezia Terme, located in […]

Author: marijuana smoker in Italy by Conal Andrews Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Geox-TMC gives full backing to Colli after benign tumour is found

Italian rider hopes to return soon after operation Diagnosed with a tumour, Italian rider Daniele Colli is unable to go to the Geox-TMC training camp in Hoznayo, Cantabria, but has been reassured by the team’s management that his place on […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling,

Nothing broken for Bart Wellens after Gieten crash

Telenet-Fidea captain’s helmet smashed into five pieces on frozen ground Bart Wellens (Telenet-Fidea) was forced to abandon yesterday’s Superprestige race in Gieten, Netherlands after crashing heavily on the icy surface and landing on his head. The two-time World champion was […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Cyclocross, Injury, Pro Cycling,

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