Tessa Worley operated to "fix" the meniscus: "Almost a miracle to have skied like this until March"

The French gigantist, who had injured her right knee on the occasion of the super-g in Lake Louise on 2 December last, ready to return quickly to the top

Tuesday 9 April 2019 2 minutes reading time

Even Tessa Worley did the classic end-of-season coupon, deciding to work to "adjust" the meniscus of the right knee injured in the first fast race of the 2018/2019 season, a stop that conditioned her practically throughout the year , certainly not the best of his career (a single victory, his debut in Solden, the 3rd place in the specialty classification but no medal collected at the world championships, ed), advising him to skip practically all the speed tests , in which the 29 year old transalpine had often tried herself. In essence, Tessa had to "manage" for three months, with few training sessions between one giant and the other, to then end the season in Soldeu and, after the last tests, operate in Lyon at the hands of the surgeon Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet: "I thank the doctor and all the hospital staff, in addition to my doctor and the physiotherapists who have allowed me to ski so far - the words of Annemasse's gigantist - It was almost a miracle to reach this point , but there was a need for a little revision to take care of this knee. And now ... holidays ".

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