Gino Mader, 26, fell down a ravine as he approached the end of Thursday's mountainous fifth stage
A professional cyclist has died after crashing during the Tour de Suisse - as a world champion criticised the decision to"let us finish down this dangerous decent".The Swiss rider crashed on a fast downhill road and medical staff performed CPR at the scene before he was airlifted to Chur hospital, where he later died from severe injuries.
"Our entire team is devastated by this tragic accident, and our thoughts and prayers are with Gino's family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time." A second rider, Magnus Sheffield, also crashed at the same spot. The American suffered a concussion and bruises and was treated at a local hospital.
Thursday's route has been criticised by Belgium's world champion Remco Evenepoel, who finished 10th in stage five and is fourth in the overall standings.
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