Armstrong Injures Arm In Spain
Lance Armstrong's comeback in the Tour De France may have been jeopardized today when he crashed his bike in Spain and fractured his collarbone.
Armstrong was racing in Spain when several bikers piled up. He was holding his arm and grimacing in pain as they loaded him into the ambulance. Armstrong was able to walk to the ambulance of his own accord. Doctors are speculating whether or not he will need surgery for the injury. This injury may mean that he will not be able to participate in the Tour De France coming up in July. It is too soon to tell at the moment.
It is a clean fracture and a quick recovery is expected. The 37 year old Armstrong is hoping for a comeback in the Tour De France this summer after a three year retirement.
Armstrong was racing in Spain when several bikers piled up. He was holding his arm and grimacing in pain as they loaded him into the ambulance. Armstrong was able to walk to the ambulance of his own accord. Doctors are speculating whether or not he will need surgery for the injury. This injury may mean that he will not be able to participate in the Tour De France coming up in July. It is too soon to tell at the moment.
It is a clean fracture and a quick recovery is expected. The 37 year old Armstrong is hoping for a comeback in the Tour De France this summer after a three year retirement.
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