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Cyprien Sarrazin Pushes Comeback to 2026/27, Will Miss 2026 Olympics

He prioritizes recovery from brain surgery, with lingering knee plus back issues.

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Der Ski-Rennfahrer Cyprien Sarrazin gibt nach dem Horror-Sturz 2024 in Bormio ein Update.
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Overview

  • The French downhill specialist says his vision is fully restored and he leads a normal daily life, though smell is still absent in his left nostril.
  • He has resumed physical training in recent weeks, including road cycling, and hopes to return to downhill mountain biking soon.
  • Pre-existing knee cartilage problems were aggravated by the Bormio crash, and he continues targeted rehabilitation for his knee and back.
  • He confirms he will skip the entire 2025–26 season and forgo the 2026 Winter Olympics, targeting a World Cup return in winter 2026/27.
  • Sarrazin sustained a subdural hematoma in a December 27, 2024 training fall in Bormio, required emergency neurosurgery and an induced coma, and early complications such as double vision have resolved.