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Gino Mader Passes Away Following Tragic Accident

06/16/2023| 0 comments
by Roadcycling.com

Gino Mäder - Team Bahrain Victorious - Switzerland

Gino Mader Passes Away Following Tragic Accident

Swiss Bahrain-Victorious rider Giro Mäder has passed away following a severe accident in stage 5 of Tour de Suisse 2023

Swiss Bahrain-Victorious rider Giro Mäder has passed away following a severe accident in stage 5 of Tour de Suisse 2023

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