Australian cycling legend Phil Anderson has been airlifted to hospital with broken ribs and a broken collarbone after falling off his bike.
Anderson, in a Facebook post, said he took a tumble during a training ride and pictures show him being loaded into an air ambulance.
"It's been a tough day in the office," he wrote in the post.
"Sitting up and feeling great after a rough training ride. All things considered, not bad and I can't remember a thing."
In a second photo, he's giving a thumbs up, smiling with a battered face and his arm in a sling.
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Anderson, who has an Order of Australia, was the first non-European and first Aussie to wear the yellow jersey at the Tour de France.
