US Edition2-time Tour de France champion Vingegaard says he suffered concussion in a crash earlier this month
- Jonas Vingegaard revealed he suffered a concussion and a hand contusion due to a crash during the Paris-Nice race earlier this month.
- He experienced dizziness and nausea for several days after the crash, which impacted his recovery.
- Vingegaard has withdrawn from the Volta a Catalunya to prioritize his recovery and aims to compete in June's Critérium du Dauphiné.
- Vingegaard expressed the need for gradual rehabilitation, stating, 'We're taking it day by day and letting the rehabilitation determine whether we need to make further changes to my program.
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2-time Tour de France champion Vingegaard says he suffered concussion in crash earlier this month
Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard has revealed that he suffered concussion in a crash earlier this month during the Paris-Nice race. Speaking to Danish media BT, the 28-year-old cyclist from Denmark said he had now resumed training. “I rode my bike for the first time on Thursday and…
Vingeraard reveals the real reason for his retirement from Paris-Nice
“After the accident, I felt dizzy and, after the stop, I was very nauseous and incredibly tired, which lasted several days.” Jonas Vingeraard admitted that he suffered a concussion in the accident that occurred in the fifth stage of Paris-Nice last March 13. The cyclist abandoned the race the next day because, according to Visma Lease, his team, he had suffered a contusion on his hand. But the Dane revealed today to the newspaper B.T the real re…
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2-time Tour de France champion Vingegaard says he suffered concussion in a crash earlier this month
PARIS (AP) — Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard has revealed that he suffered concussion in a crash earlier this month during the Paris-Nice race.
Vingegaard's concussion and a major medical blunder
Jonas Vingegaard was due to start the Tour of Catalonia on Monday but was forced to withdraw after a nasty crash on the Paris-Nice stage. The Dane revealed that the injury was far from innocent. He also suffered a concussion, raising many doubts about the effectiveness of the medical protocol.
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