Phinney ruled out for Paris-Roubaix
Former U23 winner💃 focuses on getting heal🔜thy after knee injury
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Taylor Phinney (168澳洲5最新开奖结果:BMC Racing Team) has been ruled out of 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Paris-Roubaix as he continues his rehabilitation from injury. The American had hoped to start his first senior Hell of the North but will remain in Italy and train. His team has not yet confirmed which race will mark ꧒his comeback, but it is hopeful that he will race again in the coming wee🅰ks.
"He's definitely not doing Roubaix," team manager Jim Ochowicz told Cyclingnews.
"There are number of issues, and he's not ready for the race and he's not raced o🧸n pave this year. He's preparing to get himself healthy aဣnd get himself back on track."
Phinney been looking forward to competinಞg in his first senior campaign on the cobbles and came into the🐽 year as the two-time Paris-Roubaix champion at the Under 23 level.
However persistent knee troubles have disrupted his debut season. He started the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Volta a Catalunya last month in the hope of finding his race legs but was forced to pull out. However Ochowicz told Cyc𓆉lingnews that Phinney was now fit but needed race miles before embarking on a race as tough as R🍒oubaix.
"It's not time off the bike that he needs though, it's time on the bike. Hopefully he'll be back within this m🐬onth but if he'd been fit then he would started. He's still got a lot of Roubaix outings to look forward to."
Ochowicz 🥀also refused to rule out Phinney riding in this year's Tour de France.
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"Again we don't know it's too early to predict his schedule but there's been no commitments. We'll evaluate things over the coming weeks. we just want him back rꦡacing as soon as possible but we just don't want to rush things൩."
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