Bad fall for Gino Caveziel in the course of super Mr of world cup Bormio on the track Stelvio. The 32-year-old Swiss, who came down with bib number 1, fell on the wall of St. Peter’s. He was immediately rescued and transported to hospital by helicopter. Caveziel crashed violently into a pole with the airbag deploying and then slipped for tens of meters down the slope, remaining conscious at all times.
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Skiing, Caviezel falls during the Bormio super-G: the images
The diagnosis, as announced by the Swiss team, speaks of “dislocation of the shoulder, which has been repaired, and a severe contusion of the knee, which requires further examinations”. Caveziel risks seeing his season end here.
Transferred by helicopter to the Sondalo hospital, he returned to Switzerland in the evening. “The first tests diagnosed a shoulder dislocation, as well as a knee injury, which is still being examined.”
Cipryen Sarrazin’s dramatic fall on the Stelvio slope
The fall of Sarrazin
Last Friday, again on the Stelvio, there was a disastrous fall for the Frenchman Cipryen Sarrazin in the second timed test ahead of yesterday’s downhill. The skier underwent head surgery yesterday to reduce the intracranial hematoma he suffered in the fall.
Sarrazin woke up from a coma: “He is conscious”. The Swiss Monney wins in Bormio
Super-G, Moeller surprise
After Caveziel’s fall, the super-G resumed regularly and was won – surprisingly – by Fredrik Moeller. The 24-year-old Norwegian – first podium and first success in his career – preceded the Austrian Vincent Kriechmayr and the Swiss Alexis Monney, winner of the free climb. The best of the Italians was Mattia Casse11th. Back Dominik Paris, 16th.
