Caleb Ewan's Sports Injuries
Type of Sport: Cycling
Caleb Ewan's Sports Injuries Table
| Type | Area | Date | Consequences | Content | How It Happened | Recovery Duration | Rehabilitation Details | Impact On Career | Psychological Impact | Previous Injuries | Return To Competition | Severity | Treatment | Medical Staff | Long Term Impact | Preventive Measures | Competition Missed | Initial Symptoms | Re Injury Risk | Support System | Rehabilitation Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concussions | Head | 2021-05-11 | Temporary cognitive and physical impairments. | Caleb Ewan experienced a concussion after a high-speed crash during Stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia. He had to withdraw from the race and undergo a concussion protocol. | Crash during the Giro d'Italia. | 2-4 weeks | Rest, gradual return to physical activity, and cognitive assessments. | Brief interruption in training and competition. | Increased caution in subsequent races. | None on record for head injuries. | 2021-06-20 at the Tour de Suisse. | Moderate | Rest and monitoring by medical staff. | Team's medical staff and concussion specialists. | No significant long-term impact reported. | Improved helmet technology and crash avoidance strategies. | Giro d'Italia, training sessions. | Dizziness, headache, confusion. | Moderate, with increased risk if not fully recover | Team support, family, and medical professionals. | Team's training facility and home. |
| Fractures | Left Collarbone | 2021-07-03 | Immediate withdrawal from the race. | Caleb Ewan fractured his left collarbone in a crash during Stage 3 of the Tour de France. This injury led to his withdrawal from the event. | Crash during the Tour de France. | 6-8 weeks | Immobilization followed by physical therapy. | Missed the remainder of the Tour de France and other planned races. | Increased anxiety about crashes. | Previous right collarbone fracture in 2019. | 2021-09-12 at the Benelux Tour. | Severe | Surgical intervention to realign the bone. | Team's medical staff and local hospital surgeons. | Potential for increased vulnerability in future crashes. | Enhanced protective gear and improved bike handling techniques. | Tour de France, subsequent races. | Severe pain, inability to move the arm. | Low after full recovery. | Team support, family, and medical professionals. | Team's training facility and home. |
| Fractures | Right Collarbone | 2019-07-22 | Unable to continue the race. | Caleb Ewan suffered a right collarbone fracture during the Tour de France after a crash in Stage 16. This injury forced him to withdraw from the race. | Crash during the Tour de France. | 6-8 weeks | Immobilization followed by physical therapy to regain strength and range of motion. | Missed several key races but made a full recovery. | Temporary loss of confidence in high-speed sprints. | None on record for collarbone. | 2019-09-15 at the Tour of Britain. | Severe | Surgical intervention to realign the bone. | Team's medical staff and local hospital surgeons. | No significant long-term impact reported. | Enhanced protective gear and improved bike handling techniques. | Tour de France, several subsequent races. | Severe pain, inability to move the arm. | Low after full recovery. | Team support, family, and medical professionals. | Team's training facility and home. |
Caleb Ewan's Sports Injuries Videos
Caleb Ewan and Alpecin-Deceuninck Fined, Incident Raises Rider Safety Concerns
Caleb Ewan crashes during the Tour de France, with his team working hard to get him back in the race. Ewan faces penalties for being assisted by a non-team car. Riders debate whether assistance should be allowed after a crash, citing safety concerns and the difficulty of the roads. Michael Matthews and others argue that riders should be allowed to use team cars to return to the peloton, emphasizing the importance of medical checks and safety over strict rules.
Caleb Ewan crashes out of Tour de France: Behind the Scenes
Caleb Ewan was a favorite for sprints at the 2021 Tour de France but broke his collarbone in a crash on Stage 3 and was forced to withdraw. During the sprint, he was on the wheel of Tim Merlier when a crash occurred, involving Peter Sagan as well. Ewan recalls wanting to go early in the chicane but had to stop sprinting when the front riders moved to the right, leading to the crash. Despite the setback, Ewan expressed gratitude towards his team and emphasized their hard work, promising to come back stronger in the future.
Watch Caleb Ewan Tear My Legs Off (in the Local Group Ride)
In this video, I share scenes from a local bunch ride on the Sunshine Coast, Australia, featuring Caleb Ewan, a professional road cyclist with the UCI World Tour team Lotto Soudal. Caleb, known as one of the best sprinters in the world and a winner of three stages of the Tour de France in 2019, participated in a Noosa bunch ride in 2020. During the offseason, many Aussie pro cyclists, including Caleb, return to their hometowns. In addition to showcasing Caleb's impressive performance, I offer bunch riding tips and tactics and explain an issue with Caleb's bike that contributed to his dominant performance on the Coulomb hills. The video also highlights the severe bushfires affecting Australia and encourages support for disaster relief efforts. The bunch ride covers roughly 55 kilometers, with a competitive segment of about 15 kilometers. The ride attracted a larger group than usual due to the holiday period, and I provide insights into my strategy and power management during the ride. The video concludes with reflections on the importance of training different cycling skills, such as sprinting, and an invitation to join my online training course for road cyclists.
Caleb Ewan crashes out of the Tour de France
Caleb Ewan will not start stage four of the Tour de France due to a crash that resulted in a broken collarbone in four places. He described the crash as happening quickly and experienced immediate pain, confirming the severity of the injury. Despite this setback, Ewan remains optimistic about recovery and aims to return in time for the Vuelta, which is about six to seven weeks away.
