Vingegaard ruled out of Tour after crash involving spectators as Evenepoel wins

Jonas Vingegaard has been forced to abandon the Tour after a crash in which he fractured his collarbone and riders were propelled into spectators. Evenepoel emerged as the stage winner following the incident.

The incident left Vingegaard unable to continue, with medical assessment confirming a broken collarbone that ended his participation. The crash, which also involved members of the public, disrupted the stage and prompted an immediate response from race medical teams. Evenepoel completed the stage ahead of the rest of the peloton and was declared the victor.

Vingegaard’s injury—a fractured collarbone—was the decisive factor in his withdrawal from the race. Team staff and medical personnel attended to him after the crash before the diagnosis was confirmed, and organisers subsequently recorded his abandonment. The loss of Vingegaard removes one of the event’s leading contenders from the competition.

The collision saw several riders and spectators involved as competitors were thrown into the crowd. Race footage showed the chaotic aftermath as officials and bystanders responded to those affected. Details of how the incident unfolded have been documented by race authorities.

Evenepoel claimed the stage win in the same race affected by the crash. His victory stands on the official results from the stage where the incident occurred. The win was awarded despite the disruption caused by the accident.

Race organisers and teams moved quickly to manage the situation on the course and to provide care for those injured. Officials registered the withdrawals and updated the race standings following medical evaluations and the stage conclusion.

Vingegaard’s withdrawal ends his bid in this edition of the Tour, while Evenepoel’s stage triumph is recorded amid the turmoil caused by the crash. The event will continue with the updated roster and results following the incident.