Cyclist Ezra Caudell remains hospitalized after Philadelphia Cycling Classic crash

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Cyclist Ezra Caudell remains hospitalized after Philadelphia Cycling Classic crash
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American cyclist Ezra Caudell is receiving treatment for multi-system trauma following a collision at the Philadelphia Cycling Classic on Sunday. The 19-year-old Modern Adventure Pro Cycling rider was involved in a crash alongside Lotto-Intermarché cyclist Milan Menten early in the men's race. Both riders were transported to local hospitals after the incident, which occurred during the return of the event to central Philadelphia. While the team confirmed Caudell is actively receiving care, they have provided no further details regarding his specific injuries or prognosis. Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker acknowledged the incident, stating that city officials are monitoring the condition of both athletes involved. Menten's team has not released public updates regarding his status.

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  • Ezra Caudell is hospitalized with multi-system trauma following a Sunday race crash.
  • The collision occurred during the men's event at the Philadelphia Cycling Classic.
  • Milan Menten of Lotto-Intermarché was also involved and required hospital treatment.
  • City officials and medical teams responded to the scene on the race course.
  • Caudell competes for Modern Adventure Pro Cycling.
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  • 5:50 PMYahoo SportsUS cyclist Ezra Caudell hospitalized with ‘multi-system trauma’ after Philadelphia crash
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American cyclist Ezra Caudell remains hospitalized with “multi-system trauma” after being seriously injured in a crash during Sunday’s Philadelphia Cycling Classic, his team said on Tuesday. The 19-year-old Modern Adventure Pro Cycling rider was involved in a collision with Belgium’s Milan Menten of Lotto-Intermarché early in the men’s race. Caudell was reportedly knocked unconscious in the crash and both riders were taken to local hospitals for treatment.

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