Difficult setback for Vingegaard and Jumbo-Visma before the Tour: Kruijswijk, broken pelvis and clavicle

This is not being a Dauphine Criterium very comfortable for runners. The initial rain and the nerves typical of a race at this level added to the waterfall, some with serious consequences, as experienced in the first stage of Ethan Hayter (Ineos) or the one registered this Tuesday on the second day of the Dauphiné.

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If Hayter said goodbye to the race on Monday with a clavicle fracture because of the great damage from the mishap sustained, this Tuesday in the early stages of the second round there was a fall with several cyclists included, and the worst of them the Dutchman Steven. Kruijswijk.

After the accident, the sensations were not good and shortly after his team informed the mayor of the injuries suffered by Kruijswijk: broken clavicle and pelvic fracture. A serious setback for the affected person himself, for the Dane Jonas Vingegaard in both the Dauphiné and for Vingegaard himself and his training in Tour de France will start in less than a month. Kruijswijk next door Sepp Kuss has become one of the mainstays of mountain wasp training ‘Big Boucle’ and now we have to find a replacement for the broker Nuenen.

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“Yes, a big loss for the team and a shame for Steven,” said his colleague Laporte, leader of the Dauphiné Critérium. Steff Cras (Total Energie) He also had to say goodbye early after becoming one of the runners affected by the same incident.

Fortunately, it’s not all bad news, as the cSpanish Champion Carlos Rodríguez (Ineos), who was involved in the same fall as Kruijswijk, was able to complete the stage after the accident with a sore body and a torn jersey, but without too many complications.