Cadel Evans

[Tispectrum]

Australian cyclist Evans out for six weeks Australia's Cadel Evans of the Telekom team, who fell in
the weekend's Amstel Gold World Cup race, will be out of action for up to six weeks, his German
team said. Evans, from Katherine in the Northern Territory, is set to have an operation after
breaking his left collar bone in two places. The revelation of last year's Tour of Italy, when he
wore the leader's pink jersey, is expected to be back on rollers, which allow a cyclist to train
while the bike is in a fixed position, in a couple of weeks. The 25-year-old Evans, who came to
road cycling after winning a horde of mountain bike World Cup titles, is considered as a future
contender for the Tour de France, the world's biggest race which was won by American Lance
Armstrong for the fourth time in a row last July. He was also the 2002 Commonwealth Games
time-trial champion in Manchester, England.

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[Erik Van Leeuwe]

I also read that he would be back on his bike in one week time:

(sorry, this article is in Dutch)

WERELDBEKER WIELRENNEN Evans breekt sleutelbeen in Gold Race VALKENBURG (ANP) - De Australische
wielrenner Cadel Evans heeft zondag bij een val in de Amstel Gold Race zijn sleutelbeen gebroken.
Evans was betrokken bij een valpartij waarbij ook de Italiaan Balducci tegen het asfalt ging. Die
hield er slechts schaafwonden aan over. Evans is één van de troeven van Telekom voor de Ronde van
Frankrijk. Na zijn val nam hij nog enige tijd aan de wedstrijd deel alvorens af te stappen. In het
ziekenhuis van Maastricht werd daarna een breuk geconstateerd. Zijn deelname aan de Tour komt niet
in gevaar. Over een week hoopt de Australiër al weer te kunnen trainen. Evans, een voormalig
mountainbiker, brak al twee keer eerder zijn sleutelbeen.

"tispectrum" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Australian cyclist Evans out for six weeks Australia's Cadel Evans of the Telekom team, who fell
> in the weekend's Amstel Gold World Cup race, will be out of action for up to six weeks, his German
> team said. Evans, from Katherine in the Northern Territory, is set to have an
operation
> after breaking his left collar bone in two places. The revelation of last year's Tour of Italy,
> when he wore the leader's
pink
> jersey, is expected to be back on rollers, which allow a cyclist to train while the bike is in a
> fixed position, in a couple of weeks. The 25-year-old Evans, who came to road cycling after
> winning a horde of mountain bike World Cup titles, is considered as a future contender for
the
> Tour de France, the world's biggest race which was won by American Lance Armstrong for the fourth
> time in a row last July. He was also the 2002 Commonwealth Games time-trial champion in
> Manchester, England.
>
>
>
>
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[Kyle Legate]

Erik van Leeuwen wrote:
> I also read that he would be back on his bike in one week time:
>
> "tispectrum" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Australian cyclist Evans out for six weeks Australia's Cadel Evans of the Telekom team, who fell
>> in the weekend's Amstel Gold World Cup race, will be out of action for up to six weeks, his
>> German team said. Evans, from Katherine in the Northern Territory, is set to have an operation
>> after breaking his left collar bone in two places. The revelation of last year's Tour of Italy,
>> when he wore the leader's pink jersey, is expected to be back on rollers, which allow a cyclist
>> to train while the bike is in a fixed position, in a couple of weeks.
>
Five to ten days, according to cyclingnews, and he can still ride rollers. It's the road he has
to wait for.