We have an update on @alafpolak1 and @PaulMagnier1, who had to abandon #StradeBianche after being involved in separate crashes. Read more about it: soudal-quickstepteam.com/en/news/6428/m… Photo: @GettySport
Former Strade Bianche winner Julian Alaphilippe and neo-pro Paul Magnier were involved in separate crashes in early phases of Saturday’s edition of Strade Bianche and were both forced to abandon the race as a consequence.
The two-time World Champion suffered several abrasions, but after being assessed by Soudal Quick-Step’s medical staff, he was cleared to start next week’s Tirreno-Adriatico, a race where he has won three stages.
His fellow countryman – victorious in two races this season – was taken to the hospital for detailed investigations, but luckily there were no serious injuries and he can start working towards different goals.
We have an update on @alafpolak1 and @PaulMagnier1, who had to abandon #StradeBianche after being involved in separate crashes. Read more about it: soudal-quickstepteam.com/en/news/6428/m… Photo: @GettySport