All Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe riders who crashed in Hungary escape without serious injuries
CyclingFriday, 16 May 2025 at 02:00
This Thursday was marked by heavy crashes in Hungary as well as in Italy. The common naming factor of both incidents is that Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe riders were among the crashes' main victims.
Jai Hindley was forced to abandon in Italy, but the damages were even larger over in Hungary. A high speed crash was caused by Ryan Mullen who briefly went on the roadside. That caused him to lose control over his bike and crash uncontrolably into the peloton, taking many of his teammates along. Among those affected were also his teammates Sam Welsford and Frederik Wandahl.
Furthermore also Pablo Torres (UAE Team Emirates - XRG) and Rainer Kepplinger (Bahrain - Victorious) were forced to immediately abandon. The organization informed that two ambulances and a helicopter transported the five most impacted men to the hospital in a stable condition. Especially Wandahl seemed to have been hit quite badly.
But the latest news on the health state of all riders is positive. "According to initial information, all three riders are in stable condition and have not sustained serious injuries. However, Frederik Wandahl will remain in hospital overnight for observation," the team informs TV 2 Sport.
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