"I'm feeling fine"
ÖSV downhill skier reports after horror crash
Unbelievable, but true! A horror crash by Styrian ski racer Vincent Wieser in the European Cup downhill on Wednesday in Crans-Montana had a minor outcome.
The 22-year-old caught, rolled over several times, smashed through some fences and came to rest off-piste in deeper snow. He wrote on the video posted on Instagram: "I'm fine." According to information from the ÖSV, Wieser suffered a broken metacarpal bone.
"If that goes well, ..."
"Of course I have some hematomas around my knee because I got threaded, that's never good in the downhill," Wieser told the "Kleine Zeitung" newspaper, also mentioning a torn patellar tendon. "I can remember the entire fall, I have no lapses. And I was already thinking to myself during the fall: if it goes well, then you're very lucky." Due to bad weather, only one training session was held in "inspection mode".
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