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Opinion By Miles CooperJanuary 17, 2025

Remco Evenepoel Reveals Nerve Injury That Could Delay His Comeback

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Remco Evenepoel’s restoration from a crash remaining month, when he used to be knocked off by way of a gap automobile door has hit a bump within the street, after medical doctors recognized nerve injury from a contemporary scan.

The Olympic champion published on the weekend {that a} scan had proven {that a} nerve in his injured shoulder were suffering from the crash, and that his restoration would take longer than anticipated.

The problem used to be rendering the outer muscle mass of his shoulder “a bit inactive”, he informed Sporza’s Sportweekend. “We have to work very hard to give those muscles stimuli and let them live. So it will take a bit longer than hoped.”

“We don’t know yet whether this will have an effect on the spring Classics,” added Evenepoel, who accredited his fourth Belgian sportsman of the yr identify on the weekend.

He’s because of make his comeback in Brabantse Pijl in April, sooner than occurring to trip the Amstel Gold Race, Fléche Wallonne and Liège-Bastogne-Liège, however clarified: “We are still assuming the Brabantse Pijl as the starting date, but we can always move it if necessary.

“Fortunately, the Tour de France is still a long way off. That will definitely go ahead, but I have to see in what condition I can start the Ardennes.”

Despite the nerve issue, Evenepoel went ahead with a first ride back on the rollers at the weekend as planned, according to a report from DH Les Sports. He rode for an hour on Zwift, at an average of 181 watts – a modest level at which he is unlikely to stay for long.

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The incident took place at the beginning of December, with the Belgian unable to avoid colliding with the door of a Belgian postal vehicle when it opened in front of him.

“I most effective know that somebody opened his door and Remco crashed into it,” Soudal Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere told Sporza at the time. “Such injuries sadly occur 5 instances an afternoon.”

Evenepoel described the injuries, which were extensive, on social media after undergoing an operation shortly after the incident: “…a fracture to my rib, shoulder blade, hand, contusions to my lungs and a dislocation of my proper clavicle which has led to all surrounding ligaments to be torn.”

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