Ski Champion Cyprien Sarrazin Reflects on Near-Fatal Training Crash

The French skier, recovering from a severe brain injury, shares his journey to recovery but remains uncertain about returning to competition.

Cyprien Sarrazin, a five-time World Cup winner, suffered a life-threatening crash during a training session in Bormio, Italy, on December 27, 2024.
The accident caused a brain hemorrhage that required immediate surgery, followed by a week in intensive care and ongoing rehabilitation in France.
Sarrazin reported no lasting neurological damage but continues to experience double vision and physical discomfort in his knee and back.
The 30-year-old skier expressed gratitude for his rapid recovery, which he described as a 'miracle,' and emphasized a positive outlook on his future.
While Sarrazin aims to return to skiing, he remains uncertain about competing professionally again, stating it is too early to make such decisions.