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sports2 years ago

Track Cycling World Champion Ethan Boyes Dies in San Francisco Collision

Ethan Boyes, a 44-year-old track cycling champion, died after being struck by a car while riding in San Francisco's Presidio area. The incident has highlighted the city's struggles to reduce traffic fatalities, with bicycle safety activists calling for improvements to the heavily used cycling route connecting Golden Gate Park and the Presidio. San Francisco is working towards a "Vision Zero" plan of eliminating traffic deaths by 2024, but recorded its largest number of traffic fatalities in 2022. Boyes was the reigning masters track world champion in the men's 40-44 age group for the time trial and sprint events.

via The New York Times|
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sports2 years ago

Tragic Death of Cycling Champion Ethan Boyes in San Francisco Accident

Ethan Boyes, a 10-time national cycling champion and world record holder, died after being hit by a car while cycling in San Francisco's Presidio Park. The driver of the vehicle was also hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The US Park Police are investigating the incident with the US Attorney's Office. USA Cycling and the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition mourned Boyes' death and praised his contributions to the sport of cycling.

via CNN|
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sports2 years ago

US Cycling Champion Ethan Boyes Killed in San Francisco Car Accident

Ethan Boyes, a USA cycling champion, died after being hit by a car while cycling in San Francisco's Presidio park. Boyes, who won several national cycling titles, was hit while cycling in the bike lane. The driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was also taken to a hospital. The incident remains under investigation. Boyes' death has shocked the local cycling community, where he was a beloved fixture. The community hopes that his death brings greater awareness to bike safety in the city, which has seen at least one bike fatality every year since 2014.

via New York Post |
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sports2 years ago

USA Cycling Champion Ethan Boyes Killed in San Francisco Car Accident

Ethan Boyes, a multiple world and national track cycling champion, died after being hit by a car while riding in San Francisco's Presidio national park. The driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the cause of the accident is under investigation. Boyes' family described him as a passionate cyclist, environmentalist, and family man. USA Cycling mourned his death and called him an "upstanding member of the American track cycling community."

via NBC News|
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sports2 years ago

Tragic Death of USA Cycling Champion in San Francisco Accident

Ethan Boyes, a highly accomplished cyclist and national champion, was hit and killed by a driver while riding his bike in San Francisco's Presidio. Boyes, 44, was rushed to the hospital but died from his injuries. The driver had non-life-threatening injuries and the crash is under investigation. Boyes was a fixture in the local cycling community and known for his sprinting abilities. Friends and fellow cyclists were shocked by his death and left an outpouring of comments on social media.

via SFGATE|
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sports2 years ago

USA Cycling Champion Ethan Boyes Dies in San Francisco Accident

Professional cyclist and champion sprinter Ethan Boyes was killed in a traffic accident in San Francisco when a car struck him while he was riding his bicycle. Boyes, a well-known figure in San Francisco bicycling and track racing, died from his injuries. The driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Boyes held the national record for Men’s 40-44 Sprints and was a 10-time national champion throughout his cycling career. The United States Park Police is investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident, which occurred on federal land. The SF Bicycle Coalition is demanding the implementation of safety improvements to prevent traffic fatalities in the city.

via KRON4|
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