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Primoz Roglic suffered more Tour de France heartbreak when he abandoned the raceon Sunday to recover from injuries sustained in a crash during the first ...

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'I'm proud of my contribution to the current standings' says Jumbo-Visma rider who is a DNS for stage 15.

Thanks to everybody for your great support,” Roglič said in a brief message. It is the second consecutive year that Roglič has failed to finish the Tour de France. Last year he crashed early in the race and eventually abandoned in Tignes after stage 8. The Jumbo-Visma team have announced that Primož Roglič will not start stage 15 of the Tour de France, with the rider pulling out of the race so that he can recover from the injuries he suffered during stage 5 on the Paris-Roubaix cobbles.

The Slovenian, who entered the race as co-leader of the Jumbo-Visma team, crashed on stage five and hurt his back. Announcing that he would not start this ...

Vingegaard will now have to continue without a key support rider that Roglič had become. "The main goal is to go through these stages and try to recover. Jump out of your car at 50km/h the other day and now climb up this hill like that, it's incredible.

Primoz Roglic, the 2020 Tour de France runner-up, did not start Sunday's 15th stage of the 21-stage event.

He crashed into a hay bale, dislocated a shoulder, popped it back into place and finished the stage. “Thanks to everybody for your great support.” Roglic entered the Tour considered a co-leader of Jumbo-Visma with the Dane Vingegaard but struggled through the cobblestones of stage five, losing two minutes to the other general classification contenders.

Tour de France leader Jonas Vingegaard took a body blow as his co-captain Primoz Roglic pulled out of the 21-day bike race ahead of Sunday's stage 15 run to ...

Until that is Roglic launched a series of savage attacks on Pogacar on the Col du Granon, and against all hope, the double-defending champion went into meltdown in the sizzling heat, leaving Vingegaard in full control. Vingegaard and Roglic started the Tour as co-captains of Jumbo-Visma, but the older of the two now trails by over 30 minutes. Roglic was injured in a fall on the cobbles of the northern French mining roads on stage five, but was fundamental in causing Pogacar's meltdown on the Col du Granon on the second of three Alpine stages this week.

The 2020 Tour de France runner-up Slovenian Primoz Roglic on Sunday abandoned this year's race to recover from injuries sustained in a crash during...

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Jonas Vingegaard's co-captain Roglic was injured in a fall on the cobbles of the northern French mining roads on stage five, but was fundamental in causing ...

Roglic was injured in a fall on the cobbles of the northern French mining roads on stage five, but was fundamental in causing Pogacar's meltdown on the Col du Granon on the second of three Alpine stages this week. Vingegaard and Roglic started the Tour as co-captains of Jumbo-Visma, but the older of the two now trails by over 30 minutes. Jonas Vingegaard's co-captain Roglic was injured in a fall on the cobbles of the northern French mining roads on stage five, but was fundamental in causing Pogacar's meltdown on the Col du Granon on the second of three Alpine stages this week