NICE, FRANCE (AFP) - Two members of the Lotto team on the Tour de France have returned 'non-negative' coronavirus tests, the Belgian outfit announced on Thursday (Aug 27), just two days from the start of the race.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
NICE, FRANCE - Two members of the Lotto team on the Tour de France have returned"non-negative" coronavirus tests, the Belgian outfit announced on Thursday , just two days from the start of the race.
However, the two staff members and their roommates in the Tour accommodation in Nice have been sent home to quarantine.Belgian media have reported the four people sent home were two mechanics and two masseurs.Related Stories:
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