Florian Lipowitz Abandons the Tour De France After a Heavy Crash During the Stage 16 Time Trial
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Evenepoel admits 'bittersweet' win after teammate Lipowitz crashed
Belgium's Remco Evenepoel delivered a crushing performance in Tuesday's individual time trial to claim his second consecutive Tour de France stage victory, but the Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe team's celebrations were dampened by teammate Florian Lipowitz's race-ending crash.
While the Belgian won his second place win on Tuesday on the time trial of the 16th stage in Haute-Savoie, his team-mate at Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe dropped out of the race, the victim of a fall.
Doping control late in the evening, fall the next day: for Lipowitz and Red Bull everything runs differently than planned during the tour. How a single moment has changed everything.
"It's so terrible! ARD reporter Florian Naß and expert Fabian Wegmann were horrified. At the 15th stage of the Tour de France, the time-trial over almost 27 kilometers, Germany's cycling hope fell down Florian Lipowitz and lost, injured on his shoulder.
After the task of Mitfavorit Jonas Vincegaard, the Tour de France is also finished for the best German cyclist. The 25-year-old gets a sharp curve in the time trial.
Pogacar resists the threat of the Belgian while the Spaniard regains fifth place due to the fall of Lipowitz
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