Florian Lipowitz: Tour De France Crash Survivor Plans Comeback in Tuscany and World Championship Bid - Archysport
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Almost two months ago Florian Lipowitz crashed at the Tour de France. Now he makes his comeback in Italy. And plans to participate in the biggest remaining race of the year.
After a seven-week break, Florian Lipowitz returns to racing. How he wants to use the races in Italy as a form test for the possible World Cup participation.
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German cyclist Florian Lipowitz will return to racing seven weeks after undergoing surgery on a broken collarbone he suffered at the Tour de France. The 25-year-old rider will compete in the Giro di Toscana next week.
Florian Lipowitz announced his comeback about seven weeks after his heavy fall at the Tour de France. The cycling star is scheduled to start at the Giro della Toscana in September.
The chances of a top place at his second Tour de France burst for Florian Lipowitz in the time-trial on the 16th stage. In a curve, the German cycling hope had fallen so hard that a collarbone fracture had to be treated surgically. Now the 25-year-old is in front of his comeback. A participation in the road bike World Championships is also conceivable.
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