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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:John Degenkolb (168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giant-Alpecin) will be able to return to full training this month and could be back racing as soon as May. According to a report in Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, Degenkolb is like𝓡ly to be racing again in a couple of months’ time but it is yet to be decided precisely when and where he will return.

Degenkolb and several of his teammates, including Warren Barguil and Chad Haga, were involved in 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:a crash during training in January when an oncoming motorist drove on the wrong si𝓰de of the road and collided with their group near Calpe, Spain. With so many riders out of action, Giant-Alpecin opted to pull out of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad late last month.

Degenkolb was one 👍of the worst affected, nearly losing his finger in the incident, in which he also injured his hip and broke his arm. He was taken to Valencia for surgery to reattach his finger. The ꧋German was able to get back on the home trainer last month but he has already confirmed that he will miss the Classics.

Several of the riders involved in the accident have returned to racing or are due to do so in the coming weeks. Tobias Ludvigsson is currently competing at Paris-Nice, while Ramon Sinkledam is due to m🌼ake his racing comeback at Tirreno-Adriatico on Wednesday.

Barguil, who fractured his scaphoid in the crash, and Chad Haga are understood to be pencilled in for the Volta a Catalunya although the team has yet to confirm their presence. Neo-profession🤡al Max Walscheid is also still on the road to recovery, though a return date has not yet been confirmed.