Alpine Skiing
This morning, the overall World Cup winner Marcel Hirscher, had a car accident in Salzburg, on the B162 road, near Abtenau.
L'' Austrian'' of driving Audi Q5, has crashed into a tree to avoid a head-on collision with a car that had invaded her lane.
Monday 14 May 2012 1 minutes reading time
"I am pleased to be able to react quickly and avoid a front - said Hirscher to return home after being apprehended at the Innsbruck hospital'' -. I hit a tree but it was the best thing. With God nothing happened.'' It hurts a bit everywhere but nothing major, except a few scratches and a sore head. Given what has happened is not it too bad. I'm glad no one was hurt, and I hope to return soon to train. "
The'' Austrian sustained bruises to the neck, head and hand.
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