Colombian Juan Mauricio Soler suffered a skull fracture during Tour of Switzerland

Colombian Juan Mauricio Soler, the biker of Movistar team, was taken to St. Gallen hospital after he suffered terrible injuries during the sixth stage of Tour of Switzerland held on Thursday.

The doctor of the competition, Roland Kretsch said that the incident occurred at kilometer 11 of the stage. It seems that during the fall, Soler injured also one or more spectators. When doctors arrived on the scene the 28-year-old South American was unconscious and blood was dripping from his left ear.

Mauricio Soler was airlifted and transported to hospital (by helicopter) where doctors discovered a skull fracture and multiple bruises. Although he is at intensive care section in stable condition, doctors are reluctant to say whether his life is in danger or not.

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The safety in the cycling was often debated in the last period, especially after Belgian Wouter Weylandt died on May 9 in Giro d’Italia, following a fall.