Marta Cavalli

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The Italian has only raced five days since leaving the Tour de France Femmes with concussion.

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The Italian sustained a concussion after a high-speed crash during the second stage of the race.

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Podium-favorite Cavalli is initially cleared of any serious injuries but the team is continuing to monitor her for concussion.

The TV images were dramatic, and the FDJ team boss was not happy with how much they were shown.

Cavalli was one of three riders to go down during stage 2 after she was hit from behind at speed by another rider.

The Italian says that she will give 'all my heart' to help her FDJ-Suez-Futuroscope team pull out a good result on home soil.

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With commanding wins at Amstel Gold Race and Flèche Wallonne, the Italian is on course to join Anna van der Breggen as the only women to win all three hilly classics.

Brodie Chapman explains how the whole team helped Cavalli win La Flèche Wallonne on Wednesday.

The Italian won La Flèche Wallonne ahead of Annemiek van Vleuten and Demi Vollering.

Amstel Gold winner takes second big win, bettering Van Vleuten and Vollering on final climb.

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The 24-year-old Italian has been promising big things in recent years and she says that her Amstel Gold Race win is 'just the beginning.'

Cavalli timed her move to perfection and while the rest of the race was looking at each other she rode to victory.

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