Ramon Sinkeldam at the 2015 Tour of Qatar (Sunada)
Ramon Sinkeldam is the second Giant-Alpecin rider involved in the horrific collision with a car in January to return to racing, but the Dutchman says the repercussions of the crash are far from over.
Sinkeldam, 27, suffered a broken shoulder when he and five teammates were mown down by a motorist driving at speed on the wrong side of the road in Calpe, Spain, but is back racing at Tirreno-Adriatico.
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