Ian Crane, 24 year old pro cycist, recovering well after crash at USA Pro Challenge competition in Denver, Colorado
Modified Date:
Fri, 09/05/2014 - 11:39amAccident Date:
Sunday, August 24, 2014Cyclist Ian Crane leaving hospital to continue rehab from Pro Challenge crash in Seattle
The move will bring the 24-year-old rider, who was competing in his first year professionally for American team Jamis-Hagens Berman, closer to home.
Cyclist Ian Crane to enter surgery after Sunday crash at Pro Challenge
Cyclist Ian Crane remains sedated and is scheduled to enter surgery Monday evening to repair facial lacerations after a traumatic crash through the rear window of a team vehicle on Sunday in Stage 7 of the USA Pro Challenge.
Ian Crane's recovery 'ahead of schedule' after severe crash during USA Pro Challenge
Ian Crane is recovering in St. Anthony's Hospital in Lakewood from a harrowing crash through the rear window of a team car in the final stage of the USA Pro Challenge, pleased with small signs of progress.
Ian Crane, a cyclist for American team Jamis-Hagens Berman, crashed through the rear window of another team's vehicle while making his way through Stage 7 of the USA Pro Challenge. While he was initially feared dead, he was airlifted from the scene to the hospital within 20 minutes. He suffered brain trauma, severe facial lacerations and broken bones. Today, he leaves St. Anthony's Hospital to continue his recovery in Seattle, Washington.
Type: Bicycle Accident
People Involved:
Ian Crane
City:
Denver, COCounty:
Denver County, COArea:
Denver, CO
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