Germany’s world track cyclists suffer multiple fractures after being hit by car

  • Injured men include Benjamin Boos and Bruno Kessler
  • 89-year-old driver collided with cyclists in Mallorca

Six riders in Germany’s track cycling team were treated in a hospital on Monday after being struck by a car driven by an 89-year-old man. Their injuries were not life-threatening, though they included multiple fractures, the team said in a statement.

The six injured men included the 2024 track world championship medallists Benjamin Boos and Bruno Kessler. The individual riders’ injuries were not specified.

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