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Australia’s Jai Hindley forced to abandon Giro d’Italia because of saddle sore – ABC News
Last year’s runner-up makes the agonising decision to withdraw from the prestigious race ahead of a forbidding 14th stage because of a serious saddle sore.
Jai Hindley, Australia’s big hope at the Giro d’Italia, has had to abandon the race because of the pain he was suffering from a serious saddle sore.
- Hindley was sitting in 25th place in the general classification before deciding to withdraw from the race
- Team DSM says Hindley’s pain levels “are no longer tolerable”
- Hindley finished second in the 2020 Giro d’Italia
Team DSM announced on Saturday that their Perth rider, who made a remarkable breakthrough by finishing runner-up at the Giro last year,…
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