Team statement – Franco to race in Las Vegas
Following Franco’s incident in Qualifying yesterday, he has undergone a thorough follow-up evaluation from the event medical team today and has been cleared to race in this evening’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. Franco’s health is our main priority, and we are relieved that he is well enough to race following such a significant incident. We thank the medical staff for prioritising Franco’s health and wellbeing and for the excellent care he received.
We are extremely thankful to our incredible garage team for their hard work overnight to repair Franco’s car and our fans and partners for their continued support. We have taken the opportunity to make some set-up changes during the repair and, as a result, Franco will start the race from the pitlane.
We are looking forward to going racing under the lights tonight.
Así fue la victoria de Azara García en la Salomon Ultra Pirineu 2021.
Minuto 3' 30"... Lo importante no es caerse, si no saber levantarse... Esto es lo que hizo Azara para conseguir la victoria en Bagà.
@UltraPirineu#SUP2021
Subiendo con Kilian Jornet El Pas dels Gosolans... ¡Qué fácil, qué armonía, qué eficiencia... Poesía para nuestros ojos...
Ni música, ni cortes, ni interrupciones... Kilian en estado puro ¡Disfrutad!
@kilianj@UltraPirineu#SUP2021
Esto paso en la mitja @UltraPirineu .
Alex garcia pierde su softflask en la salida de la carrera y su máximo rival Miquel Corbera se detiene para cogerlo y llevárselos!
#valors
SUP 2021 #SUP2021
📍ESTASEN (km.70)
🎥 1° @kilianj saludando a la afición y dando un "paseíto" de 100km. Ahora mismo va 12min por delante del segundo.
@UltraPirineu
esto es mañana a la noche hora argentina, medianoche del viernes o 00 hs del sabado, como prefieran.
la cuestion es que tiemblan ibai y coscu porque la dupla jorquera/pagliacci esta intratable (?)
deaaaaaa asheeeee
“After leaving the marathon, I want to run the ultramarathons, just to feel how it is. Running for more than 4 or 5 days. Or even run at once for 70 kilometers. I really want to feel the pain of running for a long time.” ~Eliud Kipchoge, Ep. 178 of The Training For Ultra Podcast