Coryn Labecki to miss World Championship "I have decided to pass on the World Championships in Australia and focus on my recovery"
CyclingSaturday, 03 September 2022 at 02:30
The UCI Road World Championship is scheduled to start on the 18th of September, but Coryn Labecki will not be present at the event. A crash at the Simac Ladies Tour led to Coryn Labecki breaking her collarbone and fracturing a rib.
She informed about her injury and her withdrawal from the world championships via Instagram. “Unfortunately, I have to report that I broke my clavicle and fractured a rib on stage 1 of the Simac Ladies Tour,” she wrote.
It is extremely disappointing for the rider since she has been training hard for the event for a long period of time, but her priority now shifted to her recovery.“I was so looking forward to being back racing with the girls and use the race as final prep towards worlds. I have decided to pass on the World Championships in Australia and focus on my recovery,” concluded Labecki.
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