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Ion Izagirre’s hopes of a dream sendoff to a highly successful pro career at Il Lombardia have been dashed this week after crashing during a training ride and breaking his wrist.
One of the sport’s best-known and most versatile racers, the 37-year-old Basque had announced his retirement earlier this season, in which he has won two well-known Classics, the Memorial Miguel Indurain – for a third time – and the Memorial Marco Pantani, the 20th victory of his career.
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Ion Izagirre’s hopes of a dream sendoff to a highly successful pro career at Il Lombardia have been dashed this week after crashing during a training ride and breaking his wrist.
One of the sport’s best-known and most versatile racers, the 37-year-old Basque had announced his retirement earlier this season, in which he has won two well-known Classics, the Memorial Miguel Indurain – for a third time – and the Memorial Marco Pantani, the 20th victory of his career.
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‘I survived all of this’ – Challengers fight back on queen stage of Tour de Langkawi but Lennart Jasch proves his GC fortitude
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2
I was unsure about endurance road bikes, but the new Trek Domane SL 5 Gen 5 won me over
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3
Nairo Quintana to call time on racing career at Giro dell’Emilia, 14 years after winning Italian Classic
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‘We’ll show people we can train in short sleeves all year round’ – Why the first-ever Vuelta a las Islas Canarias stage race is finally happening next January
Ion Izagirre’s dream farewell in Il Lombardia wrecked by broken wrist in training accident
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Ion Izagirre’s hopes of a dream sendoff to a highly successful pro career at Il Lombardia have been dashed this week after crashing during a training ride and breaking his wrist.
One of the sport’s best-known and most versatile racers, the 37-year-old Basque had announced his retirement earlier this season, in which he has won two well-known Classics, the Memorial Miguel Indurain – for a third time – and the Memorial Marco Pantani, the 20th victory of his career.
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