Double Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the race on an Alpine stage, hours after a 2am doping control, and will undergo collarbone surgery. Fellow rider Tadej Pogacar criticized the "inhuman" timing of the test, suggesting it affected Vingegaard's sleep and performance.
Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard suffered a fractured collarbone and multiple abrasions in a crash during Stage 15, forcing his withdrawal from the race and requiring surgery. His team, Visma–Lease a Bike, confirmed the injury and upcoming surgical intervention.
Jane Ouartsi, 60s, suffered severe injuries after being hit by a Lime e-bike rider in London. The company has refused compensation, citing the bike was stolen and not rented, despite the rider being underage. Another victim, Helen Goodsell, 79, also faced difficulties securing compensation.
Spain winger Yeremy Pino is likely to miss the rest of the World Cup after sustaining a suspected broken collarbone during Saturday's 1-0 victory over Uruguay. The Crystal Palace player completed the match despite significant pain, as Spain had already used all substitutions. Head coach Luis de la Fuente described his effort as "heroic".
