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The misfortune continues to persecute Stefan Luitz, who has fallen into disrepair following a sweat in the first round of the men's World Cup in Are.
Saturday 16 February 2019 1 minutes reading time
The German has violently beaten the head and shoulder but fortunately they are okay. The injury, is not the first for him, is his battered left knee: an injury to the internal ligament forces him to stay still for 4-6 weeks, so his season ends early.
A black season for the 26-year-old Bavarian from Bolsterlang: first the victory at Beaver Creek and then the oxygenation, then the dislocated shoulder in the giant Adelboden and now the latter injury.
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