Bouhanni crashed at high speed at the second stage of this year's Tour of Turkey when a pedestrian moved onto the road. He fractured a cervical vertebra, and was sidelined for the rest of the season. He's talked about how
he would trade all of his career wins for his health in a more recent interview, but is hoping to stay on the bike for the coming season.
“He will go to
Tirreno-Adriatico with probably less pressure, because his performances are above all in one-day races, with real chances of winning, without obviously neglecting stage races. Following his year 2022, priority will be given for his resumption of one-day events," Ouvrard concluded.