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PARIS, (Reuters) - German John Degenkolb will probably miss the spring classics season after being hit by a car during a training ride, a doctor said on Tuesday. The Giant-Alpecin sprinter was one of six riders to be hit by car driven by a 73-year-old British tourist during a training camp in Spain on Saturday, suffering a broken arm and a severe finger injury.
“In theory it’s three months (of recovery) but since he rides at a very high level he needs a bit more time,” Pedro Cavadas, who led the surgery on Degenkolb, was quoted as saying by Spanish news agency EFE. Milan-San Remo is due to be held on March 19 and Paris-Roubaix on April 10.
(Reporting by Julien Pretot, editing by Ed Osmond)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| -8.64% | 101B | |
| -3.94% | 9.58B | |
| +31.26% | 5.18B | |
| +3.48% | 4.18B | |
| +18.47% | 2.55B | |
| +39.31% | 1.91B | |
| -9.00% | 1.28B | |
| +4.99% | 743M | |
| +18.19% | 618M | |
| +51.47% | 589M |
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