CCC-Liv's Evy Kuijpers is back in training for the 2020 season earlier than expected after she and Australian Chloe Hosking (Ale Cipollini) and British Elinor Barker (Drops Cycling) finished the One-Day RideLondon Classic in early August. have resumed training for the 2020 season earlier than originally expected after the bunch sprint crash that sent many riders, including.

WNT-Roter's Kirsten Wild was the first to cross the finish line, but was demoted after it was determined that her crash was caused by going off line with around 100 meters to go; Lorena Wiebes of Parkhotel Valkenburg, who finished in second place, was the first rider to cross the finish line, but was demoted after her crash was determined to be the cause of the crash, She was declared the winner by decision of the Commissaires.

Barker suffered a broken collarbone and Hosking a concussion. Meanwhile, Quippers' back injury was deemed serious enough to sideline her for the remainder of the season, and although it proved to be so, the 24-year-old is now back in training well ahead of schedule.

"I was expected to take 8 to 12 weeks to recover, but it only took 7 weeks," she told the CCC-Liv website.

"As a top athlete, I may be a little fitter than most, but still, this is especially fast. I guess it's because the team didn't waste any time and immediately referred me to the right specialist, which resulted in me doing the right exercises."

"I'm fully recovered," Quippers continued. 'I have no more complaints, no more aftereffects. The crash was more innocent than it looks and it could have ended differently."

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Midway through his first season with the Dutch team, which also includes Dutch star Marianne Foss and South African climber Ashley Moolman-Pasio, Kuipers was given a contract extension the next day.

"No more road races this season," he said.

"We have made great progress this year. I'm going to try to keep it varied this winter, mountain biking, power training, road trips, etc... I've been out of competition for a couple of months and I'll be competing in a few national cyclocross races to experience the (competitive) drive I have in racing."