Fans and readers have been searching about how the accident of Urska Zigart, a professional racing cyclist happened.
Urka Zigart is a Slovenian professional racing cyclist who currently races for UCI Women’s WorldTeam Team Jayco-AlUla.
She won the Slovenian National Time Trial Championships in 2020 and competed in the Giro Rosa and Tour de l’Ardeche.
She finished third in the Slovenian National Road Race Championships, after Lviv Cycling Team member Pela Kern and colleague Ura Pintar.
In November 2020, Igart signed a contract with the Mitchelton-Scott squad, afterward renamed squad BikeExchange, for the 2021 season.
What happened to Urska Zigart?

Urska Zigart experienced a crash during the sixth round of the Ladies Tour of Italy. As a result, the Slovenian, who had suffered a head injury, was forced to withdraw from the tour. She will not compete in the seventh round.
Niedermaier was forced to withdraw from the Giro Donne after colliding with Urka Igart of Jayco-AlUla.
Despite the fact that there were few riders around the German, Igart, who was riding to Niedermaier’s left, quickly lost control of her bike and rushed up to the Canyon-SRAM racer, causing them to collide.
The Slovenian fell 30 kilometers from the finish line. The 26-year-old Jayco-AlUla cyclist suffered many scrapes as well as a minor fracture.
She has scratches and a concussion, according to Igart’s team Jayco-AlUla, and will be monitored. Urka also received minor skin abrasions and a concussion, according to the team doctor.
The gang will now keep a close eye on her till she is fully recovered.
source: www.ghbase.com
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