The emerging transalpine downhill skier was injured yesterday in Zermatt: in the next few hours the surgery will be back in 4-6 weeks.
Sunday 12 September 2021 2 minutes reading time
A stop that weighs, even if the time to recover towards the first speed races of the next World Cup, at the end of November in Lake Louise, there is everything.
Matthieu Bailet broke his right forearm on Saturday during a speed training session in Zermatt; the 25-year-old French downhill skier, who has grown a lot over the past season, so much so that he closes it with the first podium of his career in the maximum circuit, 2nd in the super-g of Saalbach behind Marco Odermatt, will be operated on in the next few hours in Nice, as he did know the transalpine federation.
Back on track? It is expected in a period ranging from four to six weeks, at least one month before the North American trip that will open its season and that of the jet men.
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