Six German endurance track cyclists have been seriously injured after an 89-year-old drove a car head-on into the group.

Six German national track team cyclists were injured on Monday when their group was hit by a car driven by an 89-year-old man in Mallorca, the German Cycling Federation said. The car rammed into the group,

German Cycling reveals detail about the incident in a statement, saying an 89-year-old man had not seen the group on the road and driven head-on into them.

Their injuries were not life-threatening though included multiple fractures, the team said in a statement. The six injured men included 2024 track world championship medalists Ben

Six members of the German track cycling team were injured, some of them seriously, when they were hit by a car on Mallorca, the German Cycling association reported on Monday. The team members were taken to a hospital on the Spanish holiday island.

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On the Spanish island of Mallorca, where many races and training camps happen around this time, a terrible accident occurred Monday. According to the German Cycling Federation, six German track cycling team members were injured in a car collision.