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Oss 217 was on a mission today, on the eleventh stage of the tour de france, daniel oss pulled out all the stops, making his break despite the rain and claiming the combativity award., daniel oss voted most aggressive rider.

Three riders quickly came together to form the day’s breakaway: Andrey Amador (EF Education-Easypost), Matis Louvel (Arkéa-Samsic) and Daniel Oss. The three-man operation stretched its lead out to 3’20’’ at the 25th kilometer. A gap too slight for hopes of making it to the finish.

In the final act, Matis Louvel sat up, followed by Andrey Amador, leaving the number 217, Daniel Oss, alone in front. The Team’s Italian racer maintained his attack, and his efforts were rewarded at the finish, with the jury awarding him the combativity prize!

Peter Sagan claims eighth place

After reclaiming the last man, the peloton set a brisk pace towards Moulins to launch the sprinters. Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) took his fourth stage success on this year’s Tour, while Peter Sagan finished eighth.

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Tour De France Cyclist Breaks Neck After High-Speed Crash With Fans

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Italian cyclist Daniel Oss fractured a vertebrae in his neck after colliding with fans during the Tour de France on Wednesday.

The 35-year-old was riding down a cobbled street during Stage 5 of the race between Lille, France, and Arenberg, Germany, when the crash sent him flying, according to CNN . Footage on social media showed Oss losing his balance and running into a fan before hitting the ground.

The Team TotalEnergies rider forged ahead and finished Stage 5 before seeking medical attention. His team sponsor confirmed in a statement that Oss had fractured a cervical vertebrae in his neck and has dropped out of this year’s race.

The statement, which is written in French, added that the team wishes him a good recovery.

Oss crashed during the third of 11 precarious sections of cobblestone within Stage 5. Footage of the crash was published to Twitter by a user under the name Victor Loy. It shows a fan leaning out into the cycling path to film riders before being hit.

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Two other riders behind Oss crashed into the accident scene and were forced to drop out of Stage 6 in Binche, Belgium, on Thursday, according to the New York Post .

Michael Gogle, an Austrian rider for the Alpecin-Deceuninck team, broke his pelvis and collarbone and will undergo surgery in Herentals, Belgium, as a result. Jack Haig of the Bahrain Victorious team, meanwhile, suffered injuries after crashing into a loose barrier blocking the road.

“Haig was taken to the hospital following the crash,” Bahrain Victorious said in a statement . “Jack had multiple abrasions and bruises over the body and required stitches for a cut above the elbow. CT scans also revealed multiple non-displaced wrist fractures.”

Wednesday’s crash reminded many of the Tour de France fiasco of 2021 , when a spectator holding up a cardboard sign in the path of oncoming riders led to a disastrous pileup that forced numerous cyclists to the ground.

As for Oss, the athlete is expected to make a full recovery and to be among his peers once again in 2023.

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Daniel Oss Out of Tour de France After Breaking Neck in High-Speed Crash With Fan

The italian star struck a spectator who was leaning out to record the cyclists with a cell phone, by mike gavin • published july 8, 2022.

A cyclist is out of the Tour de France after suffering a broken neck while crashing into a fan during a high-speed collision on Wednesday.

Daniel Oss, an Italian cycling star, struck multiple spectators who had been standing on the side of the cobblestone street, colliding head on with one who had been leaning out to film the cyclists with a cell phone. The impact, which was captured on video, sent multiple riders and spectators crashing to the ground.

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Sector 3 chute spectateurs @TeamTotalEnrg @Daniel87Oss pic.twitter.com/dkExu8NNwl — Victor Loy (@LoyVictor) July 6, 2022

The 35-year-old Oss managed to cross the Stage 5 finish line, but medical exams showed he suffered a fracture, forcing him to withdraw from the Tour.

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"Additional examinations revealed a fracture of a cervical vertebra requiring immobilization for a few weeks. Daniel Oss is therefore forced to leave the Tour de France," Oss' team Team TotalEnergies tweeted. "The whole team wishes you a good recovery Daniel."  

Les examens complémentaires ont mis en évidence une fracture d’une vertèbre cervicale nécessitant une immobilisation pour quelques semaines. Daniel Oss est donc contraint de quitter le Tour de France… 😢 Toute l’équipe te souhaite un bon rétablissement Daniel ❤️ pic.twitter.com/jGh0D2HOo7 — Team TotalEnergies (@TeamTotalEnrg) July 6, 2022

Austrian cyclist Michael Gogl also was forced to withdraw from the Tour after suffering a broken collarbone and pelvis/iliac bone in the crash, team officials announced on Twitter.

#TDF2022 We are sorry to announce that our Austrian rider @MichaelGogl - involved in a crash during today’s stage of @LeTour - broke his collarbone and pelvis/iliac bone 😞 Michael will undergo surgery in the hospital of Herentals, Belgium. pic.twitter.com/0DbnoWzwXP — Alpecin-Deceuninck Cycling Team (@AlpecinDCK) July 6, 2022

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Stage 9 of the 2024 Tour de France was won by Anthony Turgis (Total Energies) in Troyes on Sunday...

Riders TOTALENERGIES

born on 13/02/1996

M. BURGAUDEAU

born on 17/11/1998

S. DUJARDIN

born on 29/05/1997

T. GACHIGNARD

born on 17/08/2000

F. GRELLIER

born on 31/10/1994

born on 07/06/1999

born on 16/05/1994

born on 26/01/2001

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