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Another injury in alpine skiing: Frenchman Brice Roger, fell after the finish line of descent of Santa Caterina, you & egrave; hurt his knee and will have & agrave; be out for a month and a half. He announced himself on his Facebook page.
Sunday 3 January 2016 1 minutes reading time
"Happy New Year and best wishes to all ... Unfortunately for me the 'year 2015 ends with an injury (unspecified, ed) to the knee during the descent of St. Catherine, I allontaner & agrave; the race tracks for approximately 45 days - writes the 25 year old trans -. Far & ograve; everything to return the pi & ugrave; as soon as possible and in good shape. Hoping that 2016 smile at me & rdquo ;.
Roger did not fail to congratulate his team-mates Adrien Th & eacute; aux and David Poisson, who finished first and third in the terrible down the track & ldquo; Deborah Compagnoni & rdquo ;. Could return to race in the stage house in Chamonix, where 19 and 20 February are planning a combined and downhill.
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