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'Gutted' Onley to miss Tour de France due to shoulder injury

'Gutted' Onley to miss Tour de France due to shoulder injury
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'Gutted' Onley to miss Tour de France due to shoulder injury June 25 : Scottish rider Oscar Onley, who finished fourth overall in last year's Tour de France, will miss the 2026 edition of the race after sustaining a shoulder injury in a crash on the Tour Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, his team Netcompany-Ineos said on Thursday. The 23-year-old crashed this month during stage six of the race in southeastern France. "Further medical investigations have confirmed a significant shoulder injury.

'Gutted' Onley to miss Tour de France due to shoulder injury June 25 : Scottish rider Oscar Onley, who finished fourth overall in last year's Tour de France, will miss the 2026 edition of the race after sustaining a shoulder injury in a crash on the Tour Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, his team Netcompany-Ineos said on Thursday. The 23-year-old crashed this month during stage six of the race in southeastern France. "Further medical investigations have confirmed a significant shoulder injury. Unfortunately, this means Oscar will be unable to compete in this year’s Tour de France," the team said in a statement. Belgian Wout van Aert will also miss the Tour de France after injuring his elbow at the Tour Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes. Onley said he was "gutted" to miss the biggest race on the cycling calendar. "My focus is now on recovering and getting my shoulder in a good place, but I’m really motivated to try and make something out of this season," he added. The Tour de France will set off on July 4, beginning with a team time trial in Barcelona.
Tour de France (ORG) Scottish (ORG) Oscar Onley (PERSON) the Tour Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes (LOCATION) Netcompany-Ineos (ORG) France (LOCATION) Belgian (ORG) Wout van Aert (PERSON) the Tour de France (ORG) Onley (ORG) Barcelona (LOCATION)
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