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Horror moment Tour de France cyclist crashes face-first into car's rear windscreen - as bloodied rider is left needing 20 stitches before withdrawing from race
A Tour de France rider needed 20 stitches after crashing face-first into the back of a car. In a freak incident, Movistar's Einer Rubio collided with the back windscreen of the car when it braked to avoid hitting a spectator during yesterday's... Read more.
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