Cycling: It's been almost four weeks since Movistar pro Adriano Malori crashed during the fifth stage of the Tour de San Luis, hitting his head on the asphalt. After initially being placed in an induced coma, his condition continues to improve, and the Italian is now on his way to Spain for treatment... read more
Cycling: After what was, from a cycling perspective, a terrible weekend with the Giant-Alpecin training accident and Adriano Malroi's horrific crash, there is some initial positive news. According to the Italian's team, Malori is still in an artificial coma, but is making a positive recovery. Malori is currently being treated at the San Luis clinic... read more
Cycling: The fifth stage of the Tour de San Luis was overshadowed by a horrific mass crash. Adriano Malori (Movistar) crashed at high speed, triggering a mass crash that brought dozens of riders down. The man who caused the accident suffered the worst of it – he is currently in an induced coma. A shocking moment at the Tour de San Luis... read more
Cycling: Just a few weeks after breaking his tibia, Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo) from Madrid won the Vuelta a España – for the third time in his career. It was his sixth Grand Tour victory overall. The Spaniard's joy at the finish in Santiago de Compostela was correspondingly great. The final nine-kilometer time trial had everything... read more
The Spanish WorldTour team Movistar had two things to celebrate on the fifth stage of the Tour of San Luis. In addition to the stage victory by Italian Adriano Malori, the team also claimed the overall lead thanks to Colombian Nairo Quintana. Malori dominated the 20-kilometer individual time trial in San Luis, thus also defeating the favorites entering the race... read more
