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LYON (France) - Bad luck black house France: in the space of less than three months, the team has lost to the Alps knee injury five athletes, including two world champions in downhill and giant loads of Marion Rolland and Tessa Worley ...
Tuesday 17 December 2013 1 minutes reading time
In reporting the news is the website of French sports daily L'' Equipe. Unfortunately, the fear of French engineers was founded. The champion of giant rainbow, winner in St. Moritz two days ago and 8 races in the World Cup, will not take part in the Olympic Games in Sochi in February 2014: the medical examinations carried out this afternoon'' s hospital in Lyon have indeed revealed the rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, an injury to the meniscus more, after the fall in the slalom in Courchevel occurred this morning.
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