Categories: News

Cycling-Injured Roglic abandons Tour de France

Slovenian Primoz Roglic has abandoned the Tour de France to recover from injuries sustained in a crash during the first week of the race, the 2020 runner-up said on Sunday. “To allow my injuries to heal properly, we have decided that I won’t start today,” Roglic said before the start of the 15th stage, a 202.5-km ride to Caracssonne.

Roglic, who suffered a dislocated shoulder and multiple bruises when he crashed in the fifth stage, sacrificed his own chances this week with repeated attacks that eventually allowed his team mate Jonas Vingegaard to take the overall lead from defending champion Tadej Pogacar. “I’m proud of my contribution to the current standings and I trust that the team will realise our yellow (jersey) and green (jersey for the points classification) ambitions,” Roglic added.

Roglic may now focus on recovering to take part in the Tour of Spain and gun for a fourth consecutive title.

(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Agency Desk

Recent Posts

$1,702 Stimulus Payment for Alaska: PFD August 2025 Deposit Date Revealed

Eligible Alaskans will receive a $1,702 stimulus payment as part of the 2025 Permanent Fund…

1 day ago

Not Texas or Arizona: This Unexpected Midwest Town Is America’s New Retirement Gem

A growing number of retirees are now choosing this city for its affordability, quality healthcare,…

1 day ago

Texas SNAP Payment: Who Will Receive Food Stamp Benefits from August 4 to 10, 2025?

Texas residents using the Lone Star Card will get their SNAP food benefits between August…

2 days ago

Medicare Part D Premiums Set to Rise in 2026: How much will you Pay?

People may see higher costs in 2026, as average Part D risesupt 33%. This may…

2 days ago

STAR Phase 2 Payments: How Much Will You Get in New York’s School Tax Relief Program?

New York has launched phase two of its STAR program, offering $350 to $1,500 in…

4 days ago

VA 90% Disability Pay 2025: Monthly Compensation for Veteran With Spouse, Child, and Parent

A veteran rated 90% disabled with a spouse, one child, and a dependent parent will…

4 days ago