Egan Bernal battled through the Colombian Nationals after a high-speed crash and still managed to take a podium spot.
The Team Ineos rider went down hard on a rapid descent with around 40km left to race of the National Championships road race on Sunday (February 2), when his front wheel lost grip on a corner.
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