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Primoz Roglic will be low in the San Sebastian Classic and the Return to Burgos after being hit by a car
The cyclist from the Red Bull – Bora – Hansgrohe team suffered an accident a few days ago, the Slovenian himself confirmed on social media.
Primoz Roglic, Red Bull cyclist - BORA - hansgrohe. Photo: Europa Press.
Primoz Roglic has confirmed that he will be low for the San Sebastian Classic and the Return to Burgos after being hit by a car a couple of days ago while training, as confirmed by the Slovenian cyclist of the team Red Bull – BORA – Hansgrohe on his social networks.
It seems that the damage suffered is not entirely serious, as well as having to stop for a few days to recover from the pain, so Roglic plans to take part in the Return to Spain, so from now on he will focus on preparing that race in the best possible way.
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