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British rider Lizzie Deignan was involved in a crash late on stage two of the Vuelta Femenina as Alison Jackson sprinted to victory in Spain.<\/b><\/p>\n
Deignan, who has only just returned from a broken arm sustained in the Tour of Flanders a month ago, went down in one of two crashes in the final three kilometres.<\/p>\n
The 35-year-old was able to get up and cross the finish line before going for medical checks.<\/p>\n
Canadian Jackson finished ahead of Blanka Kata Vas, who moved into the overall lead as a result of bonus seconds.<\/p>\n
The second stage was a 118.5km route from Bunol to Moncofa, with the victory Jackson’s third on the Women’s WorldTour.<\/p>\n
“I came in with a real fire to win this,” she said. <\/p>\n
“Even starting with the rain, you take a mentality that you have to be real careful. I was in the right position at the right time with team-mates to take care of me, right from the beginning. <\/p>\n
“I just made the right decisions, crashes were happening and I kept being safe.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n