Less serious than feared 'injury Corinne Suter

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Less serious than feared 'injury Corinne Suter

Could have been much worse for Corinne Suter, fall so scary in today's women's super-G of the Garmisch-Partenkirchen World Cup.

As reported skionline.ch, the 21 year old Swiss Canton of Schwyz & egrave; raised with much effort and holding his left knee, then, after being & ldquo; & rdquo transported; at the finish line, where & egrave; It has been comforted by Lara Gut, who momentarily l & rsquo; angle of the leader where he had installed, and Tina Weirather, who trains with the Swiss team, & egrave; It was brought to the hotel where & egrave; It has been visited by the medical staff. The controls to which & egrave; was subjected showed a badly bruised left thigh and a slight concussion, not & egrave; all sure that it can be gi & agrave track; for the evidence of the descent of Crans-Montana beginning Thursday on igrave ;. Recall that Corinne, Junior World Championships in downhill and super-G in 2014 and winner of the European Cup in the same year and in the same specialty & agrave ;, you & egrave; seriously injured his left knee in January 2015 and & egrave; back to race all & rsquo; beginning of this season getting his first four placings in the top ten of the World Cup, including fifth place in the downhill in Val d & rsquo; Is & egrave; re. Fortunately the above knee in today's fall did not suffer any damage.
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