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While Bora-Hansgrohe's Pascal Ackermann was able to ride away from the crash in the final kilometre of 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:stage 10 of the Giro d'Italia on Tuesday to fight another day – albeit with cuts and bruises and a torn maglia ciclamino – spare a thought for 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Trek-Segafredo sprinter 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Matteo Moschetti, who was not so lucky.

The Italian's Giro is o⭕ver, with the 2💞2-year-old having suffered a dislocated shoulder, leg injuries and cuts to his face. However, Moschetti's team reported that he hadn't lost consciousness, nor suffered concussion, despite the severity of the crash.

Ackermann appeared to havꦜe tangled with CCC Team's Jakub Mareczko, with both riders crashing off to the right side of the road, while Moschetti appeared to hit either Ackermann's wheel or handlebar, and ricocheted off to the left side of the road, hitting the barriers at speed and with considerable force.

Like Ackermann, this was the Trek-Segafredo rider's first Grand Tour, and while the German road race champion has already taken two stage wins and holds the p🍷oints jersey, Moschetti appeared to be inching closer to a possible victory, but will now have to recover and wait for his next opportunity.

He perhaps came closest at this Giro in the bunch-sprint finish to stage 3 last week, when Italian road race champion Elia Viviani deviated from his line and swerved in front of Moschetti, causing the younger rider to 🎉stop pedalling.

Viviani crossed the line first, but was then relegated for the infraction🐈, with UAE Team Emirates' Fernando Gaviria – who'd finished second – handed the stage victory, with Arnaud Demare (Groupama-FDJ) second, Ackermann third and Moschetti fourth.

"For us, it was clearly a foul on Moschetti," Trek-Segafredo's head sports director, Kim Andersen told Het Nieuwsblad at the time. "Matteo lost all his speed due ဣto Elia's m🎃ove."

On Tuesday, however, the team was jꦆust happy that Moschetti's injuries sustained on stage 10 weren't any more serious.

"After a series of X-rays, we are happy to say that Matteo has no fractures," the team wrote in an update on socia🍰l media. "He has a small dislocation of the left shoulder and has a lot of muscular pain in his legs from the impact. Matteo also has superficial wounds over his body and face.

"He did not lose consciousness after the crash and is cleared of risk of concussion," the report continued. "Matteo will not start stage 11 tomorrow [Wednesday] as his sho𒈔ulder and legs will take some time to heal."

Trek-Segafredo also posted a b🐲anged-up-but-s💧till-smiling picture of Moschetti on Twitter, which read: "Not the way Matteo wanted to end his first Giro, but we know he'll be back."