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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Rigoberto Uran's 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de France campaign continued to unravel after he struggled on stage 10 to Grand Bornand and lost 2:36 to his ri﷽vals. Uran now sits in 22nd place, more than seven minutes back on the yellow jersey, and is now last among the pre-race favourites.

The 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:EF Education First-Drapac rider had already lost a large chunk of time before the rest day after crashing heavily during the co♒bbled stage 9. The knock-on effect would be larger than just the time given away on Sunday, with the Colombian complaining of knee and back pain during the stage. Having kept touch throughout the stage, the last hurdle proved too much, and he was dropped on the Colombiere with 14 kilometres remaining.

'No stress' 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:has been his mantra throughout🌠 the race and, despite the losses, he still had a smile on his face and a philosophical view when he spoke to the press as he warmed down after the stage.

"I tried to be at the front, but the hit was complicated. Today, during the stage, I had a bit o🍬f pain in my back and I lost important time. We will evaluate things with the team and see what I can do and what we can do," he said.

"The truth꧑ is, I also have a pain in my knee, and during the race it was a bit worse. The rhythm was quite high. Aside from the injur൲ies, I feel OK."

With 11 more stages still to come at this year's Tour de France, there is time for Uran to turn things around. Victory is certainly out of the window, however, given the time he's already lost to his rivals. Uran says that he's not ready to throw in the towꦺel, but what his new ambitio🔯ns will be remains to be seen.

"For sure, I will continue to race. We will see in what way we'll race tomorrow," said Uran. "When you have a hit like this, then❀ you just have to have to see how things go."

There will be no easier stages for Uran to recover for a few more days as🔯 the mountains come thick and fast. While Thursday brings the Alp d'Huez, Wednesday's 108km offering will be ✃a stern test of his injuries.

"Tomorrow will be a really short, hard and explosive ♊stage, and that's why I'll be on the rollers to see if the swelling goes down."