McEvoy returns home after Trentino crash
NetApp-Endura rider lucky to avoid serious injury
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jonny McEvoy (168澳洲5最新开奖结果:NetApp-Endura) is back in Britain after being released from hospital in Bolzano after his high-speed crash at the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giro del Trentino.
The British rider has a black eye and numerous cuts and bruises𒀰๊ but avoided more serious injuries despite crashing hard.
McEvoy apparently hit a cat's eye and went down after a sudden crash in the peloton ahead of him. He landed on the left side of his head but his helmet absorbed much of the imp๊act, saving him from far more serious injuries. He posted a photo on Twitter while still in hospital.
It seems that McEvoy lost consciousness after t🌄he crash but swift medical support, including from the Team Sky doctor who was in the race, ensured he received excellent treatment and was airlifted to Bolzano hospital. He spent a night in hospital and then a night at he NetApp-Endura team base in southern ඣGermany before flying to Manchester from Munich.
"To be honest, I don't remember what happened. We were racing through some tunnels, and I was riding next to Adam Blythe but that it. The next thing I remember is waking up in hospital," McEvoy told Cyclingnews.
"I've got a✤ black eye and some cuts, but I consider 𝕴myself lucky. My helmet probably saved my life. I underwent a series of scans and tests in hospital and I'll follow them up in the UK at home in St Helens."
McEvoy will 𝐆take some time to recover but hopes to be back racing soo🥀n.
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"I'll need some time to recover but we've got a race on May 1st and it's be great to be back racing bꦑy then."

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