Shock at the ski stars: Sarrazin after a horror crash in the intensive care unit!

Shock at the ski stars: Sarrazin after a horror crash in the intensive care unit!

Bormio, Italien - The French ski racing driver Cyprien Sarrazin suffered serious injuries in a fall during the departure training in Bormio. According to radio Herford , a subdural hematoma was diagnosed, a bleeding near the brain was diagnosed. Sarrazin is currently in the neurological intensive care unit of an Italian hospital after the incident, which occurred when he lost control during a bump wave and opened with great force on the Stelvio slope.

After the fall, Sarrazin slipped down the slope and landed in the fishing net. His team -mate Nils Allegre commented critically about the state of the slopes and described them as "really bad". Allegre made it clear that this was not respectful of the athletes and expressed concerns about the 2026 Winter Olympics in Bormio. The Stelvio slope is considered one of the most difficult and dangerous routes in the World Cup. Marco Odermatt, another prominent racing driver, described the conditions this year as particularly challenging, with transitions from icy to aggressive sections.

competitions in Bormio

Despite the incident, Bormio is still the focus of the Ski World Cup. On the same weekend, two men's races are on the program: a descent and a Super-G. In this context, Skiweltcup.tv Impressive performance had won the departure. This was his second World Cup victory and the first in a departure.

While favorites like Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and Dominik Paris left in the race, Marco Schwarz also fell and had to be injured with a helicopter. Sarrazin won the race with a time of 1: 50.73 minutes, followed by Marco Odermatt and Cameron Alexander.

In the overall ranking, Justin Murisier took fourth place and Niels Hintermann Seventh place, while Nils Allegre landed in twenty -five. The race showed the attractiveness and the dangers that skiing brings, especially on the demanding Stelvio slope.