A little over 2 weeks ago Magnus Backstedt was laying in the road having tangled with Wouter Weylandt as he lead out his Slipstream/Chipotle team mates in the Tour of Qatar.
Surgery to put a plate in the clavicle of the big Swede, has lead to him bouncing back much quicker than expected. With the Slipstream Team based in Girona, Backstedt will now finish off the build up for his racing return with a training camp in Spain.
Sunday saw another positive step with him completing a 2 hour road ride with no pain from the plate. "Everything is going amazingly well" He told Roadcycling.com "I did two hours on the road on Sunday with no problem and as usual the biggest problem is holding me back"