Jonas Abrahamsen, a 29-year-old cyclist from Norway, is set to compete in the Tour de France for Uno-X Mobility, just nine days after fracturing his collarbone during the Baloise Belgium Tour. Despite the serious nature of the injury, which typically requires four to six weeks of recovery, Abrahamsen's recovery has been deemed "remarkably fast" by medical professionals. Following surgery and a review by a leading shoulder specialist, he was cleared to race, expressing gratitude for the support of his team. His participation marks an incredible turnaround, showcasing resilience and determination.
Abrahamsen's fast recovery from a fractured collarbone, usually a six-week setback, enables him to compete in the Tour de France just nine days after his injury.
The medical report described his recovery as impressive, resembling healing seen after eight weeks, and highlighted his healing rate as extraordinary for an athlete.
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