Left thumb operation and a few stopovers for Corinne Suter

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Left thumb operation and a few stopovers for Corinne Suter

The Swiss Federsci reported that Swiss Corinne Suter was injured on the last day of giant training in La Parva, Chile.

The 22-year-old descent of the canton of Schwyth has fallen, resulting in the left ankle ligament rupture, has just returned home and operated yesterday morning at the Balgrist university clinic in Zurich. "I'm fine. During the summer I managed to train very well so I am very confident for the beginning of the season, "says Corinne. The goal is to return to skiing in late September so that it is competitive for the first fast World Cup races, scheduled for Lake Louise, two downhills and a SuperG from 1st to 3rd December on a track that suits its features of slider very sliding. On the Alberta's Albert River, the young Swiss has in fact won last December 3, has achieved its best result (so far) in the World Cup, a fourth downhill.
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