Martin Vidaurre has nothing broken and hopes to be at the Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup

One of the moments of the XCO World Cup in Lake Placid was protagonized by the Chilean Martín Vidaurre when he was leading the race and suffered a strong fall in the rocky area. Clearly in pain, he had to abandon the race.

Martin Vidaurre confirms that he has no fractures and hopes to be able to compete in the last XCO World Cup of the year

Martin Vidaurre showed himself to be very competitive in Lake Placid and we could see him at the front and fighting for the lead during the first laps. But a strong fall in the rock garden made him abandon and by his gestures of pain we all feared that the season was over for him. After the appropriate check-ups, Vidaurre himself has confirmed that he has no fractures and hopes to recover for the last XCO World Cup of the year in Mont-Sainte-Anne, Canada, in 5 days.

"A good fall today in the XCO, I was feeling very good but I came in too strong to the rock garden.
I didn't break anything but I am in a lot of pain, let's see if we can show the level next week in Canada."