Wout van Aert has successfully recovered from a stomach bug in time for the Tour de France Grand Depart after missing the national championships. His illness may have affected his final preparations leading into the Tour, impacting his goals for the first week. van Aert had a successful comeback ride of 105km at an impressive average speed of 36.5 km/h, indicating his dedication to returning to competitive form. Participation in national championships is vital for World Championship eligibility, and Van Aert's health issues prevented his participation in that race.
Wout van Aert returned to cycling for the Tour de France despite recovering from a stomach bug that affected his recent performance in national championships.
In a comeback ride, Van Aert covered 105km at an average speed of 36.5 km/h, showcasing his resilience and commitment to racing.
Participation in national championships is crucial for eligibility in World Championships, and Van Aert's illness prevented him from starting the race.
Sports director Maarten Wynants described the illness as unexpected and remarked on the challenging circumstances surrounding Van Aert's recent health.
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