Unibet rider Auge placed in induced coma following crash
BATU PAHAT: Unibet Rose Rockets rider Ronan Auge is reported to be in a stable and non-life-threatening condition after being involved in a serious crash during Stage 6 of the Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) from Pandan Indah to Rembau on Friday.
French Unibet Rose Rockets rider Ronan Auge, 22, is currently in stable and non-life-threatening condition after a serious crash during Stage 6 of the Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) in Batu Pahat, Malaysia. The incident occurred on Friday, forcing Auge to be rushed to a Kuala Lumpur hospital. Team manager Joram Grootveld revealed that Auge was placed in a medically induced coma to maintain his stable condition and facilitate the best treatment possible.
Grootveld stated that the team doctor has been with Auge since the crash and continues to monitor his progress. The rider sustained multiple fractures in the accident, but the team is currently focusing on his treatment and recovery. Unibet Rose Rockets confirmed the severity of Auge's injuries in a statement, expressing their full support for the rider and his family during this challenging time.
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