Langkawi Tour Cyclist Doing Well After ‘Big Crash’
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The racer of the Unibet Rose Rockets team had been placed in an artificial coma on Friday to "favour his treatment".
French rider Ronan Augé (Unibet Rose Rockets), who came out of the artificial coma after a fall yesterday Friday on the 6th stage of the Tour de Langkawi (Malaysia).
A victim of a fall on Friday during the Tour du Langkawi in Malaysia, the French rider saw his condition improve.
Placed in the artificial coma on Friday following a fall on the Tour de Langkawi, French rider Ronan Augé (Unibet Rose Rockets) was released this Saturday, October 3rd and "goes well", as announced by his team.
BATU PAHAT – Unibet Rose Rockets rider Ronan Auge is currently being treated at a hospital in Kuala Lumpur following a horrific accident that befell him during Stage 6 of the 2026 Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) from Pandan Indah to Rembau, yesterday. The team confirmed that the 22-year-old French rider is in a stable condition, but had to be placed in a ...
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