Egan Bernal says he has finally reached the point where he is going better than he was before his big accident, as he lines up to take on this week’s Tour de Romandie.
The Colombian Ineos Grenadiers rider hit a stationary bus at 62kph (38 mph) during a training session in January 2022, breaking 20 bones and suffering two collapsed lungs.
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