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Cyprien Sarrazin World Cup comeback attempt
Overview
French alpine skier Cyprien Sarrazin is preparing for a potential return to World Cup competition following a nearly two-year absence. His recovery follows a life-threatening crash on the Stelvio course in Bormio in December 2024, which caused a serious intracranial hematoma and required emergency surgery.
Sarrazin, 32, has expressed confidence in his rehabilitation, stating that “all systems are green” after recent training sessions. His current plan involves traveling to the United States to compete in the super-G at Copper Mountain on November 28, with subsequent events planned for Beaver Creek in early December.
While Sarrazin intends to follow this schedule, he noted that a final decision regarding his participation will be made just before the races. His immediate objective is to regain competitive regularity and secure a top 30 finish rather than immediately pursuing a podium.
Entities
Beaver Creek · Cyprien Sarrazin · Bormio · Copper Mountain · Ushuaia
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesCyprien Sarrazin targets World Cup return after two-year absence
French skier Cyprien Sarrazin aims to return to World Cup racing in the United States this November, following a two-year recovery from a severe head injury sustained in Bormio.
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesCyprien Sarrazin targets return to World Cup racing in US
French skier Cyprien Sarrazin aims to return to World Cup racing at Copper Mountain on November 28, following a serious head injury sustained during a training crash in Bormio in late 2024.
Sources
raceskimagazine.it · skiactu.ch · skidefond.custompublish.com · snowsportsnews.com