Involved in a fall on the 122nd edition of Paris-Roubaix on Sunday, the Norwegian Alexander Kristoff fell on the head and still wanted to resume the race, but got the wrong direction, he said in a video posted on Instagram by his team Uno-X Mobility.
“I had a little headache, I was also a little confused, and I think I may have had a concussion“Said the winner of the 2015 Tour of Flanders.
“I had no idea of the direction in which I was going to and I went in the wrong direction. Suddenly, I saw runners head for me. I then realized that I had to turn around.“
Alexander Kristoff, 37, finally abandoned after being summoned by the medical team to do so. He participated for the 15th time in northern hell, with a 9th place in 2013 as the best result. This Paris-Roubaix could however be the last of its career.
“I hoped not to have to finish in a car, but I don’t really want to redo Paris-Roubaix“He said in this video.
