Alex Dowsett in action during the Stage 7 time trial of the 2016 Tirreno-Adriatico (Credit: Watson)
Alex Dowsett will not start the Giro d'Italia next Friday after undergoing surgery to remove the plate and screws on his collarbone.
The Movistar rider was released from hospital on Friday after minor surgery, necessary because the metal plate had started showing through the skin.
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