Peter Sagan set to miss Paris-Roubaix 2022 through illness, thwarting latest comeback attempt

Peter Sagan looks set to miss Paris-Roubaix with health problems leaving him unable to train or race to his full ability, as reported by cyclingweekly.com. Sagan won the race in 2018, but has endured a frustrating 2022 campaign after pulling out at the second stage of the Circuit Cycliste Sarthe. Ad/> “I don't feel well, I often feel tired and I’ve got to find out why,” Sagan told La Gazzetta dello Sport.

CyclingSagan to miss Tour of Flanders after struggling in Classics29/03/2022 AT 10:11 The TotalEnergies rider is set to undergo further tests in France to understand why he is feeling below his highest level in a bid to return to top form. Sagan also missed the Tour of Flanders last week, along with a large block of pre-season training, which came after testing positive for Covid for a second time in January. His best result so far this campaign came with a fourth-placed finish in the second stage of Tirreno-Adriatico, but he was forced to abandon the race afterwards due to falling ill with a stomach bug.

Vader in stable condition say Jumbo-Visma after reports of serious injury in crash ‘His bike has catapulted down the ravine’ — Hamilton avoids ‘awful’ outcome from crash The three-time world champion then finished fifth at Milano-Torino before the Milan-San Remo race. «Peter hasn’t been well recently. His legs hurt far more than normally and he finds it difficult to make big efforts.

He sometimes feels light-headed and is often really tired,” said his press officer Gabriele Ubaldi, in quotes published by Tuttobiciweb. »I have been working with him for nine years and I have never seen him retire from a race except for some bad falls. At the moment we do not know how his season will continue, he has the Paris-Roubaix