Sadly we can confirm that Josh Tarling has abandoned #LaVuelta24 following a crash on stage nine. Josh was initially able to remount his bike but was unable to continue. He will be checked by INEOS Grenadiers medical staff. Further update to follow.
Joshua Tarling's Grand Tour debut ends before first rest day after stage 9 crash at the 2024 Vuelta a Espana
CyclingMonday, 26 August 2024 at 10:59
Joshua Tarling's first foray into Grand Tour racing has sadly been brought to an end before the first rest day after a crash on stage 9 of the 2024 Vuelta a Espana.
"Sadly we can confirm that Josh Tarling has abandoned #LaVuelta24 following a crash on stage nine," announces the official social media pages of the Welshman's team, the INEOS Grenadiers. "Josh was initially able to remount his bike but was unable to continue. He will be checked by INEOS Grenadiers medical staff. Further update to follow."
Best wishes to Joshua Tarling and we will of course, keep you updated on his situation when further information emerges.
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