Terpstra released from hospital
Dutchman will need up to three 🅷months to recover from injuries

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Niki Terpstra (Total Direct Energie) has left hospital following a training crash that left him with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:serious injuries.
The former Paris-Roubaix and Tour of Flanders winner was 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:airlifted to hospital after falling heavily and losing consciousness while motorpacing in the Netherla🏅nds on Tuesday.
He was admitted to intensive care and diagnosed with a head𒊎 trauma, a broken collarbone, a collapsed🍌 lung, and a back contusion.
On Sunday, he had recovereꦏd to such an extent as to be able to leaveꦐ hospital and return home.
"Good news on Father’s day: Niki T🧸erpstra leaves hospital today and can start recovery at home," r𒀰ead a statement from SEG Cycling, which represents the 36-year-old rider.
"We kindly ask everyone to give our Champ and his family all the rest and p🙈rivacy they need the coming period."
Doctors at Total Direct Energie have already predicted that Terpstra will need between 10 and 12 week𒁏s to recover from his injuries, which would rule him out of the rescheduled Tour de France beginning on August 29.
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The crash is the latest in a series of setbacks for Terpstra since he joined the French second-division team in 2019 after winning Flanders with Deceuninck-QuickStep in 2018. He crashed out of the 2019 Flanders with severe concussion and was later forced to abandon the Tour de France with a 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:fractured scapula.
If he's unable to ride the Tour de France, Terpstra should be able to return in time for the cobbled Classics, which will now take pl༒ace in October. He also has transfer talks to co⛄mplete, with his two-year contract at Total Direct Energie expiring at the end of the year.
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