Alpine Skiing
An expected and splendid return, almost eight months after the flight on the camel humps, in the descent in Gardena.
Tuesday 6 August 2019 2 minutes reading time
Marc Gisin had resumed contact with life, after the first dramatic post-accident hours that had caused the worst to fear, "having to relearn almost everything at 30".
Now the Swiss downhill racer is recovering everything and above all his world, that of skiing; in fact, the Visp downhill rider returned to the snow for his first descent after that December 15, 2018, when on the Saslong he risked his life with that fall that we all still remember.
Gisin feels ready for a full competitive recovery, despite having to act with caution at least in the first weeks of training, and in Zermatt he took the first step on skis, with the aim of returning to the World Cup in late November, for the first fast races at Lake Louise. Three weeks later, he could take a good revenge right on the Saslong ...
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