Debora Silvestri discharged from hospital as recovery continues following Milan-Sanremo crash

Debora Silvestri has left hospital following her crash at Milan-Sanremo. Silvestri broke five ribs and sustained a small shoulder fracture during a crash at Milan-Sanremo on the descent of the Cipressa.

However, Silvestri's team, Laboral Kutxa - Fundación Euskadiconfirmed on Friday that the Italian has left the hospital, where she spent six days, after being given the all clear and marking a positive step in her recovery.

“After several days marked by caution and constant medical monitoring, Debora Silvestri has evolved favourably and can now continue her recovery outside the hospital,” read the official team statement.

While in hospital, Silvestri required respiratory support, due to the impact of the crash, but fortunately, the Italian rider is on her way home, where she can further progress in her recovery. 

“After six days hospitalised, Debora has been discharged and is already on her way home, where she will continue her recovery process alongside her family and supported by the entire team.”

The Spanish ProTeam highlighted their commitment to supporting the 27-year-old Italian, who has been with the team since mid-way through the 2023 season, during the recovery process.

“The team's medical staff will remain by her side at every step of the recovery, always prioritising that her condition progresses in the best possible conditions. Forza Debora.”