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World champion Haaser falls on the giant slalom: the horror accident in focus!

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Raphael Haaser suffers a fall during the giant slalom in Hafjell. The ÖSV team dominates injuries and setbacks in Alta Badia.

The dramatic fall of the world champion Raphael Haaser caused excitement at the giant slalom in Hafjell. The 27-year-old, who speculated on the best time in the first round, finished due to injury. Haaser reported bloody and weakened via Instagram: "Fortunately, nothing happened in the fall except for a few broken teeth." His state of health presented itself after the fall, because his upper and lower lip had to be sewn and he lost a tooth including the root. Austrian doctors are ready to offer him an in -depth investigation, as reported krone.at . Head coach Marko Pfeifer expressed the hope that Haaser can return to the final in time, because he is one of the strongest athletes in the discipline.

Austrian skiers disappoint in Alta Badia

In contrast, the Austrian racers experienced a bitter disappointment in skiing. After the last encouraging performance in Val d’Iere, they stayed with the race in Alta Badia without podium. As the best of ÖSV, Stefan Brennsteiner landed on the winner Marco Odermatt in the 14th place with a gap of 2.32 seconds. The Swiss was unimpressed by the challenging conditions and secured the overall victory with his best time in the second round. This was his impressive 41st World Cup victory, with which he overtook Pirmin Zurbliggen and is now the sole record winner of Switzerland in the World Cup, such as ski1.at . Patrick Feurstein and Marco Schwarz also disappointed because they missed the best ranks and could not move into the top 20. Manuel Feller and other Austrian athletes even failed in the first round.

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