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Delgato a écrit : 26 avr. 2023, 14:01

twisty a écrit : 26 avr. 2023, 13:52 le Giro débute dans 10 jours, ça me paraît tôt pour prendre une décision aussi radicale

Même s'il a de la fièvre et d'autres symptômes ces derniers jours, ça devrait être terminé le we prochain, donc 1 semaine avant le départ, ça laisse de la marge même si ce n'est évidemment pas la meilleure façon d'aborder un GT.

Sans doute pour pas contaminer les autres de l'équipe

Delgato a écrit : 26 avr. 2023, 23:39 Je voulais dire ne pas les contaminer maintenant et dans la phase d'avant Giro.
J'imagine que les groupes sont quasiment réunis et qu'ils ne se rejoignent pas juste avant le départ

Puncheur71 a écrit : 27 avr. 2023, 14:10 J'ai l'impression que certains se sont laissés embarquer par le pessimisme du lamentin

The Iberian runner then explained his injury in more detail: “I can’t put my hand on it, but it should be neuralgia, therefore an inflammation that in my case involved the sural nerve (in the calf, ed). The news spread that I had tendonitis, because my Achilles tendon was actually hurting, but from an organic point of view the tendon was fine. It was certainly a complicated injury: as soon as I got on the bike I was in pain, but then it happened that, after 2-3 hours of training, the pain disappeared. There were days when I was really sick and others when I almost didn’t notice the pain”.
“Being in the Tour de Romandie is a big step forward. A month ago I still didn’t ride a bicycle; now, even if I’m not in great condition, I can say I’m ready to race. But I’m still looking for solutions, because the pain hasn’t completely disappeared.

The Barcelona native then explained how important the radiofrequency treatment was to him: “It worked very well and since then (about 5 weeks ago – ed) I’ve started riding again. The doctors believe that I must continue on this path and that once the nerve is fully healed, I will not be in danger of relapse. And in case the pain comes back, at least I’ll know what to do: I spent two months freaking out… Now I can look to the future”.
Ayuso concluded by talking about his program: “After Romandie I already have a series of races planned, in order to prepare well for the Vuelta. If I come out well from Romandie, the number of races will increase, otherwise we’ll see. Right now everything is to be defined and I don’t dare to make plans”.