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Tour de France : blessé, Asgreen contraint à l'abandon

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Coup dur pour la formation Quick-Step Alpha-Vinyl. L'équipe belge est contrainte de poursuivre l'aventure à sept coureurs suite de l'abandon de Kasper Asgreen. «Malgré l'évolution de son genou gauche à la suite de sa blessure Tour de Suisse, la guérison n'a pas été aussi rapide que prévue, donc l'équipe médicale a préconisé son abandon de

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