Cycling · Loutraki, Corinth, and Athens

Three cyclists injured in collision at Loutraki race, Italian rider in serious condition

A collision during a cycling race in Loutraki, Greece, on Sunday, 1 November 2026 injured three riders from Italy, Britain and Cyprus. The Italian rider, 40 according to one report, was intubated and moved to Athens.

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In brief

Loutraki, Corinth, Athens · Greece
How it came to this
  1. Midday, 1 November 2026Collision during a cycling race in Loutraki leaves three riders injured
  2. Transport to Corinth General HospitalEKAB ambulances take the three riders to Corinth General Hospital
  3. Transfer to AthensItalian rider, in serious condition after intubation, is moved to a hospital in Athens

The collision

Three cyclists were injured in a collision during a cycling race in Loutraki, Greece, at around midday on Sunday, 1 November 2026. Reports identify the riders as an Italian, a Briton and a Cypriot, who were said to have collided with one another under conditions that had not yet been clarified. One outlet described the event as an international race.

Medical response

Ambulances from EKAB, the national emergency medical service, reached the scene and took all three riders to Corinth General Hospital. Doctors judged the condition of the Italian cyclist to be particularly serious and intubated him. The Italian cyclist, reported to be 40, was said by doctors at the hospital to have serious head injuries, according to a report citing the local outlet korinthostv. A decision was then taken to transfer him to a hospital in Athens.

What remains unclear

The sources do not yet explain how the collision happened or why the riders came into contact. They give no detail on the injuries of the British and Cypriot riders beyond the fact that both were hurt. No official statement on the incident appears in the reports so far, and the condition of the riders after their transfer is not described.

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