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No one ever wants to end their Tour de France in the back of an ambulance. But that is what befell Jack Haig on stage seven of the race, in what turned out to be a horror day for Bahrain Victorious.
The Australian was one of two GC options for Bahrain in the race, but with around 6km to go on the seventh stage, and the finish line at Mûr-de-Bretagne looming, a crash in the middle of the front bunch took down 10 riders, including Haig and his team-mate Santiago Buitrago.
