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Follow us on GoogleHow is Jonas Vingegaard doing? The Danish cyclist from Visma | Lease a Bike withdrew from the Tour de France in July and hasn’t been heard from much since. Vingegaard did show up at the Tour of Denmark as a spectator, but has now been spotted in Mallorca.
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Vingegaard crashed during the final week of the Tour de France and broke his collarbone. The Giro d'Italia winner announced in mid-August that he would not be racing again this season.
"After a long and intense racing season, I had already planned a recovery period following the Tour de France," he explained at the time. “Due to the broken collarbone, the start of my training period was delayed, making it impossible to return to top form in the near future. The focus is now on preparing as best as possible for the goals of 2027. I will be discussing these goals with the team in the coming weeks.”
Vingegaard is back on his bike, as shown by footage of him taken in Mallorca in October. In addition to the Giro d'Italia, the Dane also won Paris-Nice and the Tour of Catalonia this year riding for Visma | Lease a Bike.
Photo: Jonas Vingegaard spotted in Mallorca
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David has been working in the sports & cycling industry for 16 years. Covering racing, business and technology, he has worked in communications for cycling companies, teams, and as a journalist. His proudest achievement is winning the first bike race he ever entered. He hasn't won a race since.
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- I’m still learning the race: why is it called the “Koers van de Vallende Bladeren”? Is that another name for Lombardy because it’s held in autumn?breakawaybikerd12-10-2026
- Brilliant result, but the coverage is already crowning him the next king after one big win. Let’s see how he handles a full season of expectations first.lindae12-10-2026
- The Civiglio move sounds a bit reckless, but clearly he trusted his legs and his plan. That confidence is exciting—though the team will need to help him manage all the hype now.gearguru3312-10-2026
- I’m still learning the race: why is it called the “Koers van de Vallende Bladeren”? Is that another name for Lombardy because it’s held in autumn?Huge ride from Seixas. Winning a Monument at 20 is remarkable, and dropping Ciccone and Pidcock on the final climb makes it more than just a case of Pogacar being absent.velodromevirtuoso112-10-2026
- Brilliant result, but the coverage is already crowning him the next king after one big win. Let’s see how he handles a full season of expectations first.patriciaw12-10-2026
- The Civiglio move sounds a bit reckless, but clearly he trusted his legs and his plan. That confidence is exciting—though the team will need to help him manage all the hype now.davidm12-10-2026
- Huge ride from Seixas. Winning a Monument at 20 is remarkable, and dropping Ciccone and Pidcock on the final climb makes it more than just a case of Pogacar being absent.sprocketspiny12-10-2026
- What a year for Del Toro. Future Grand Tour winner, surely.patriciaw11-10-2026
- Why did UAE make him team leader if they already knew the knee was bothering him? Seems like a strange decision.lindae11-10-2026
- Seixas really blew the race apart on the Civiglio. Del Toro’s 28th looks poor on paper, but context matters here. One bad day doesn’t erase the season he’s had.cyclechamp4511-10-2026
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