Louis Barré, a cyclist from the French team Visma - Lease a Bike, suffered an injury during training on Thursday, September 10, in Canada. The incident occurred in the lead-up to the Grand Prix de Québec, a professional cycling race held annually in Quebec City. According to the French sports newspaper L'Équipe, Barré fell and sustained a wrist injury, which has forced him to withdraw from the event. Barré, who is from Nantes in France, is now uncertain whether he will be able to compete in the upcoming UCI Road World Championships. These championships, held every year, bring together the top cyclists from around the world to compete in various road racing events. Thomas Voeckler, a former professional cyclist and now a team leader for Visma - Lease a Bike, announced on Friday at 11 a.m. the list of potential riders for the world championships. Barré was one of the names considered for inclusion, but his injury may affect his chances of being selected. The injury to Barré highlights the risks that professional cyclists face during training and competition. While the team continues to assess his condition, the focus now shifts to other riders who may step in to fill his spot in the world championships team.