Pauline Ferrand-Prévot's Recovery After Ankle Surgery
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, the Tour de France Femmes winner, is still struggling after undergoing ankle surgery.
Recovery sure is gonna hurt
She had to cut her racing season short due to the injury, which she sustained after crashing in Strade Bianche in March. Despite her success in the Tour de France Femmes in August, Ferrand-Prévot continued to struggle with the ankle injury and eventually had surgery on October 3.
- Won the Tour de France Femmes in August
- Crashed in Strade Bianche in March, causing the ankle injury
- Had ankle surgery on October 3
Author's summary: Ferrand-Prévot faces a long recovery after ankle surgery.
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