After horror crash
Haaser covered in blood: terrible pain!
It was the big upset at the giant slalom in Hafjell - the terrible fall of world champion Raphael Haaser, who was eighth in the first run in the final and had the best time in sight, but then slid down to the finish on one ski with a bloodied face! In the evening, the 27-year-old then gave an insight into his battered state of health ...
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "Fortunately, nothing happened in the fall apart from a few broken teeth," Haaser reported on Instagram. "The pain, although terrible today, only makes you stronger one day."
His upper and lower lip had to be stitched and a tooth, including the root, had to be extracted; further examinations will follow in Austria.
"It would be a shame if he missed that!"
"Of course we hope he can travel to the final. Especially with Raphi, who is one of our strongest in the super-G and giant slalom, it would be a shame if he missed out," said head coach Marko Pfeifer.
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