Adriano Malori wins stage seven of the 2014 Tirreno Adriatico
Movistar rider Adriano Malori will return to Europe on Tuesday to receive further treatment for injuries suffered in a high speed crash at the Tour de San Luis in January.
Malori was temporarily placed in a coma after the crash on stage five of the race on January 22, having suffered head injuries and a fractured collarbone.
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