'It'd be hard to find someone more resilient' - Egan Bernal eyes Grand Tours success after Volta a Catalunya comeback
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Egan Bernal showed a promising return to competitive cycling by finishing seventh at the Volta a Catalunya following a serious collarbone injury. His performance indicated resilience, especially after a challenging initial race back. Ineos Grenadiers management confirmed that his comeback process will not include extra races before the Giro d'Italia, set to begin in May. Sports director Zak Dempster emphasized the importance of confidence despite missing key tests in the mountains. Bernal is set to return to Colombia for altitude training before the Giro.
He was hoping for a bit more on those two first mountain stages and stage 6 was an important test that finally we weren't able to see.
Collarbone fractures can vary enormously in their complexity, and Bernal had been fortunate not to have a less straightforward fracture.
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