Jonas Vingegaard, a professional cyclist, had a historic season in 2026 by winning all three Grand Tours, Giro d'Italia, Tour de France, and Vuelta a España, making him only the eighth rider in history to achieve this feat. However, his success came at a high cost after a severe crash during the 15th stage of the Tour de France, which resulted in a broken collarbone and forced him to withdraw early from the race. He has since undergone surgery, and the timeline for his recovery remains uncertain. His wife, Trine Vingegaard, acknowledged that if he decided not to compete in 2026, she would understand. She also highlighted the physical and mental toll of competing in two Grand Tours within a short period, along with extensive travel and training. The team Visma | Lease a Bike has yet to confirm whether Vingegaard will participate in upcoming races such as the World Championships or the Milan-San Remo.
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