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Remco Evenepoel fractures pelvis in crash over bridge wall into ravine

114th Il Lombardia 2020

COMO, ITALY - AUGUST 15: Lachlan Morton of Australia and Team EF Pro Cycling / Michael Woods of Canada and Team EF Pro Cycling / Remco Evenepoel of Belgium and Team Deceuninck - Quick-Step / Crash / Injury / Abandon / Medical / Doctor / during the 114th Il Lombardia 2020 a 231km race from Bergamo to Como / #ilombardia / @Il_Lombardia / on August 15, 2020 in Como, Italy. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)

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Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel fractured his pelvis crashing his bike and flipping over a bridge wall into a ravine at the Tour of Lombardy in Italy on Saturday.

Video showed Evenepoel, the 20-year-old world time trial silver medalist, being put in an ambulance on a stretcher minutes after the crash.

His team, Deceuninck-QuickStep, reported he remained conscious while being put on a stretcher, into an ambulance and taken to a hospital. He also suffered a right lung contusion.

In 2019, Evenepoel became the youngest-ever male podium finisher in a senior world road cycling championships event, according to Gracenote. In 2018, he swept the junior road race and time trial world titles.

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