Jonas Vingegaard to Undergo Surgery for Collarbone Injury

Top rider Jonas Vingegaard has crashed out of the Tour de France following an unannounced late-night drug test

Justin Tomlinson

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Jonas Vingegaard to Undergo Surgery for Collarbone Injury

Top rider Jonas Vingegaard is set to undergo surgery following a collarbone injury. The cyclist crashed out of the Tour de France, bringing an abrupt end to his participation in the prestigious multi-stage race.[1][2]

The incident occurred after Vingegaard was subjected to an unannounced drug test at 2:00 a.m. in the morning. He will now undergo a surgical procedure to address the damage to his collarbone.[1][2]

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