Heavy fall: Cyprien Sarrazin after operation stable and awake!

Heavy fall: Cyprien Sarrazin after operation stable and awake!

In the exciting world of alpine skiing, there was a dramatic incident on Friday evening when French racing driver Cyprien Sarrazin fell hard during the departure training in Bormio. According to reports, the 30-year-old had to be operated on with a subural hematoma after he had slipped into a catch network with great force while he lost control of his ski. Sarrazin was immediately transported with a helicopter to the Sondalo hospital near Bormio, where the doctors set up a drainage to let the blood drain. The French Association confirmed that Sarrazin is now again conscious and that its condition is stable. "His condition is good, better than yesterday," said racing doctor Mario Teruzzi.

triumph and tragedy in Bormio

like Skiracing.com reported not only a talented driver, but also the winner of last year's Bormio departure. In his first World Cup victory in this discipline, he achieved an impressive time, which led him to the winning road with a 2.91 second lead over the second-placed. Despite his difficulties on the route, Sarrazin occasionally starts in the giant slalom and showed himself to be an attacking athlete who delighted the audience. The moment was fulfilling for him because after a few setbacks and with only nine World Cup descendants in his career, he mastered this challenge triumphantly.

The intensely demanding Stelvio route not only presented Sarrazin with challenges. Other athletes such as Marco Odermatt and Cameron Alexander also performed strong performances, while some, such as Dominik Paris and Marco Schwarz, got into dangerous situations. Black even needed air transport after a high -speed accident. These events illustrated the dangerous conditions and the unpredictable challenges that the athletes had to cope with.