🎥 More injuries for Intermarché-Wanty: Jonas Rutsch’s heavy crash caught on camera
CyclingSunday, 13 July 2025 at 10:33
The doctors and physios at Intermarché-Wanty have their work cut out for them. After Louis Barré's brutal crash on Friday, Jonas Rutsch hit the asphalt just one day later. The German suddenly found himself on the side of the road, but footage from his bike shows just how hard he crashed. He was brought in by the broom wagon and, like Barré, Rutsch will normally continue the Tour wrapped up in bandages.
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