Horner crashed out of this year's Tour de France on stage seven, suffering from concussion, a broken nose, a fractured rib, and injures to a leg and an𝄹kle. He returned to the US in order to recover and had even begun training for the Tour of Utah and the USA Pro Cycling Ch🦹allenge in Colorado. However the blood clot has caused him further problems.
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"On the way, I started to have some serious pain - some of the worst pain I have ever had in my life, which is saying something! When I got to the emergency room, Dr. Gingold had already called ahead, so I was escor💛ted straight in for tests. Turns out, I have an updated injury list from the Tour crash – a broken nose, a fractured rib, something wrong with my calf and ankle, a splitting headache, and … a blood clot in my lung. And no, that’s never a good thing!"
Horner will undergo ཧblood thinning treatment as well as undergo a series of additional tests.
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