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Cyclist Dylan Groenewegen injured in collision with motorcycle

Cyclist Dylan Groenewegen injured in collision with motorcycle

Professional cyclist Dylan Groenewegen, a 33-year-old from Amsterdam, sustained a rib muscle injury after being struck by a motorcycle while training near Uithoorn. Groenewegen expressed relief that his injuries were not more severe, though the impact on his upcoming race schedule remains uncertain.

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Aaron Bouwman out for a month with lung and sternum injury following Ruben van Bommel tackle

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Dredging for a safe City Swim: "You can now walk on the bottom without getting hurt"

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