2023-05-16 10:05:00
“It’s been a bit slow in the last few days,” explained the Giro debutant after the time trial on Sunday: “It was just about getting through it. It was tough.”
“You have to judge by the symptoms. If I had had a fever and felt sick, it would have been different,” said the Norwegian.
However, he only showed mild symptoms and, above all, felt tired. In addition, Bystrom noted: “If everyone gets out with a positive test, there will be hardly any drivers left when we arrive in Rome.”
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On Tuesday, however, his team finally announced that the 31-year-old could no longer compete. “Sven Erik Byström developed the first symptoms during the night from Monday to Tuesday. As a precaution and to protect his health, he will return home and rest,” said Intermarché-Circus-Wanty on Twitter.
Giro: Several riders dropped out after positive tests
Further cancellations were added on Tuesday. Domenico Pozzovivo, Mads Würtz Schmidt (both Israel – PremierTech), Callum Scotson (Jayco – AlUla) and Byström teammate Rein Taaramäe (Intermarché – Circus – Wanty) will not be at the start either. Positive corona tests are the reason for Pozzovivo and Scotson. Taaramäe and Würtz Schmidt are absent due to other complaints.
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