Overview
- Cyprien Sarrazin suffered a severe crash during training in Bormio, Italy, on December 27, 2024, resulting in a brain hemorrhage and emergency surgery.
- The French skier, a two-time Kitzbühel Streif winner, revealed he was close to death and considers his recovery a 'miracle.'
- Sarrazin reports no lasting neurological damage but continues to experience double vision and lingering pain in his knee and back.
- Currently undergoing rehabilitation in Gap, France, Sarrazin remains uncertain about returning to competitive skiing but aims to ski recreationally.
- He credits his rapid recovery to his physical condition and is relieved to have no memory of the crash, avoiding potential psychological trauma.