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Jun 19, 2009
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Same finish as the last couple of years. Kwiatkowski won in 2018, Ackermann tried but it was just too hard for him and he finished 4th. Last year Mezgec won in good style.
 
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Yes. It's a long , quite tough drag to the finish lane. Kwiatkowski won there in 2018, with Teuns, Gasparotto and Yates in top 10, and Ackermann finishing 4th. So many different types of riders can potentially win on that finish.
 
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Any news on Jacobsen? Hope he is out of coma and OK!
Letting patients with skull fractures and possible cerebral damage maybe too early out of coma is not the best thing to do.
The advantage of putting patients to a medical induced coma is to allow the brain to rest, also to give the rest of the body an opportunity to rest.
Bringing out of medical induced coma is very hard for the patient, even if he/she is still fully or partly unconsious.
I think thats why the neurologists decided to postpone to letting Jakobsen out of coma to today.

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Back in September 2013 Danish elite triathlete Camilla Pedersen crashed hard during training. She suffered a severe skull fracture, had critical internal bleedings, broken hip and other things, threatening her life. She was put in medical induced coma for 19 days, with doctors doubting the eventual outcome.
Camilla Pedersen did not only survive. After a hard rehabilitation program she came 'back in business' and even won a 70.3 event in Fuerteventura just 8 months after the crash and later the same year even won the world title on the long distance in August 2014, just under a year after her life treatening crash.

But at first hand I just hope Fabio Jakobsen will come back to life and be able to live a normal life. Not even talking about if he will be back to pro cycling. Think those discussions can wait.
 
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He's trying to shoot God?

Of course it is, because it happened during a bunch sprint. It could have taken down half of the peloton. It also has nothing to do with the actual sprint. Most of you derive the seriousness of an infringement based on its consequences. That’s only part of the story.
Complete ***, lol. Sorry dude.
 
Complete ***, lol. Sorry dude.
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Cycling should look at football where you can get redcarded for a violent offense without even touching another player. In cycling someone has to die or be severely injured before action is taken. I just hope FJ will be able to lead a normal life again. That’s all I have to say. I’m going to focus on Remco’s victory in this stage now.
 
Jun 22, 2009
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Fuglsang is gone now, Bodnar, De Gendt and Rutsch are chasing. All three can push serious watts.
 
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"relatively fine" meaning relatively little seeing as everybone in his face is broken and he lost all of his teeth

If "relatively fine" means being alive, able to move all his limbs, have eyesight and hearing and no obvious brain damage, then that's great news considering the severity of the injuries.