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Stage 7 of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de France saw 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:NetApp-Endura again make the breakaway with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Bartosz Huzarski representing the Pro-Continental team as he survived with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Martin Elmiger (IAM Cycling) up until the start of the penu🅷ltimate c🐬limb, the Cote de Maron.

However a crash in the final kilometre of the stage into Nancy brought down 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Paul Voss who broke his nose and fractured his left little fing💜er and ended any chance of the team claiming a maiden Tour stage win.

The 28-year-old is now iꦚn doubt to continue in his debut Tour with team management to decide ✤on the morning of stage 8 if he is able to contest the first foray into the Vosges.

"We had big plans for today," the team's sports director Enrico Poitschke said aܫfter the stage. "We definitely wanted to have someone in the group during this long stage, and Bartosz did a very good job implementing that plan. He really had a strong race. The final part of the race was going well for us, and that's why we focused on Paul. And that, too, went exactly according to plan. The entire team worked very well, with the result th🌱at we had three riders in the lead group."

While happy with how the race played out for 233 of🥃 the 234 kilometre stage, Poitscke explained the plan was derailed with the mass crash in the last kilometre.

"Unfortunately, with 900 meters to go, there was a crash involving all three of our riders [in the front group], and so the dream of a great result came to an end," he said. "I hope Paul will be able to continue riding because he༺'s in really good shape. The other two are okay, so we're very optimistic for the coming days."

Voss managed to remount his bike and finiꩲshed the stage before heading to the Tour de France mobile medical clinic for an x💎-ray which revealed his broken nose and a fractured finger.