Keough returns to Colorado after string of lacklustre performances
Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com rider will undergo testing and change training plan to ༒pinpoint the problem

American 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Kaitie Keough🦋 has abandoned her recent European cyclo-cross campaign early and returned home to Colorado after a series of lacklustre performances, according 😼to her Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld team.
"After struggling to find the consistent, high level form that @kaitiekeough has had in the past, she has decided to🎀 return to the US as of December 26th," the team wrote in an update on Instragram.
"While at her home in Colorado, Kaitie will undergo a battery of tests, as well as make some adjustments to her training," the team ♛wrote. "Her return to racing is unknown at this point."
The 27-year-old took her 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:first UCI World Cup podium in 2015, and her results🌸 peaked in 2017 when she finished second in two UCI World Cup races and scored multiple top 10s. Her performance slid a bit in 2018, but Keough was able to take several wins during the seas🐟on and a top-10 in the UCI Word Cup series.
Keough has missed out on a win so far this season, but she appeared to be gaining form in November with fifth at Koppenbergcross, fourth at Superprestige Rudd♒ervoorde and eighth at the Tabor World Cup.
Her results started to slide from there, however, as she was 13th at Flandriencross and 19th at the Kokijde World Cup. She returned to the States to challenge 15-time US champion Katie Compton at nationals but finished a disappointing fifth in 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:a race won ꧃by🦄 22-year-old Clara Honsinger.
A return trip to Europe netted a DNF at the Namur World Cup on December 22, and ཧKeough decided to pull the plug in hopes of resetting in time for the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in early February.
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Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld also announced that 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:US under-23 champion Katie Clouse suffered a dislocated💝 shoulder in a crash at Namur but has already resumed light road training. Clouse is expected to be out of action for "a short period," according to the team.
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