Alpine skiing: the spectacular catch-up of a French skier after a fall

SCAN SPORT - It is the image of the day in alpine skiing, while the Frenchman Charles Gamel-Seigneur fell violently on his back and head, before catching up in a fraction of a second, on the descent of Kvitfjell in Norway.

Kvitfjell specialist Paris wins the first descent. Behind it follow Odermatt, Rogentin, of Allmen and Monney.

Why did Charles Gamel-Seigneur's unexpected salto mark the Alpine Ski World Cup? 的 Discover the spectacular gesture of the young French skier in Kvitfjell. During the descent of the Alpine Ski World Cup in Kvitfjell, Norway, this Friday 12th, the young French rider Charles Gamel-Seigneur made a [...]

Charles Gamel Seigneur will not forget his debut in the Ski World Cup so quickly. The 22-year-old Frenchman flew off spectacularly on Friday on the descent in Kvitfjell and prevented a fatal fall with a crazy rescue act.

Italian skier Dominik Paris won today in the downhill race, which was held in Norway's Kvitfjell as part of the World Cup.

Smiseth Sejersted langt bak – Paris vant i Kvitfjell

Det har vært Dominik Paris mot sveitserne i utfor denne sesongen. I Kvtifjell var det italieneren som gikk seirende ut av duellen foran fire sveitsere. – Han flyter ned som en dråpe vann her, sier NRKs ekspert Lars Elton Myhre om Paris. Det var italienerens fjerde seier i Kvitfjell, han slo verdenscuplederen Marco Odermatt med 32 hundredeler. Henrik Kristoffersen ligger som nummer to i verdencupen og med få teksiske renn igjen, så har han ikke m…