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FOUND: 4 - What They Never Told You

Gino Mäder, Swiss road cyclist, dies at age of 26 after crash at Tour de Suisse

Gino Mäder has died at the age of 26 after crashing on a descent and his team, Bahrain-Victorious, paid tribute to a ‘shining light of our team’

The Guardian - UK

Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder dies from injuries suffered in crash during Tour de Suisse

Swiss cyclist Gino Mäder has died one day after crashing and falling down a ravine during a descent at the Tour de Suisse

The Independent UK

Cyclist Gino Mader, 26, dies from injuries after horror fall during Tour de Suisse

Mader fell into a ravine after a high-speed crash on Thursday, and after he was resuscitated at the scene he was airlifted to a hospital in Chur, where he was pronounced dead on Friday morning

Daily Mirror

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Tour de Suisse united in mourning for Gino Mäder

Swiss rider dead at the age of 26 following crash on Albulapass

Cycling News

Gino Mäder dies after Tour de Suisse crash

Bahrain Victorious team mourns loss of 'an extremely talented cyclist and a great person'

Cycling News

Gino Mäder resuscitated after terrifying Tour de Suisse crash

The Swiss rider was found unresponsive and airlifted to hospital

Cycling Weekly

Tour de Suisse stage 6 start shifted due to Brienz rock avalanche

Albula Pass can't be used so stage will be shortened, beginning in Chur instead of La Punt

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Remco Evenepoel critical of 'dangerous descent' at Tour de Suisse

'It wasn't a smart idea to place the finish of such a stage after a descent' says world champion

Cycling News

Gino Mäder and Magnus Sheffield taken to hospital after Tour de Suisse crash

Riders fell heavily on descent of Albulapass

Cycling News

Threat of COVID-19 continues to stalk the Giro d'Italia peloton

'Of course, this worries us, but not only us' says Jumbo-Visma DS Van Dongen as Van Emden and Mäder miss race with virus

Cycling News

Russian cyclist Aleksandr Vlasov wins 6-day Tour de Romandie

Russian cyclist Aleksandr Vlasov won the six-day Tour de Romandie after being fastest in the closing time-trial stage in the Swiss mountains

The Independent UK

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