Italian media reported Gisin had suffered a fracture of the pelvis (bacino in italian) but no head injuries.
What happened was first that his right ski back end hit some rough ground.
Then his left ski came under the right ski so his skis became crossed which means you fall of course.
It happens both to pros and amateurs like me:)
But as Kjetil Jansrud said "Is there one place you should fall it's not there".
Anyway. My guess is that Gisin is out of competition for now.

He wore no airbag, which is worn also by Lindsey Vonn and 45% of World Cup skiers.
Tullio

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Alta Badia Giant Slalom Men.
1. Marcel Hirscher of course.
2.56 before the second runner!

Giant Slalom in Alta Badia
1 Marcel Hirscher Austria
2 Thomas Fanara France
3 Alexis Pinturault France
Luca de Aliprandini is 7th with the best time in second run

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Opa:)
Biathlon Relay Hochfilzen.
1. Sweden
2. Norway
3. Germany

And of course Biathlon Relay Hochfilzen women.
1. Italy
2. Sweden
3. France

Tomorrow parallel slalom men on the Gran Risa. Tuesday downhill ladies on the Saslong, Wednesday SuperG ladies on the Saslong. I hope they wear their airbags.
Tullio

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Tuesday downhill ladies on the Saslong, Wednesday SuperG ladies on the Saslong. I hope they wear their airbags.
Tullio

So do I.
Marc Gisin didn't have one but was "lucky" that his crash didn't caused him more injuries.
The newspaper Blick writes that he broke several ribs on the right side, had damage to the lung and on the pelvis. In addition, he has also had a concussion.
https://www.blick.ch/sport/ski/swiss-ski-informiert-rippenbrueche-bei-marc-gisin-zustand-stabil-id15072181.html

Downhill ladies on Saslong Cristina di Val Gardena
1 Ilka Stukec Slovenia
2 Nicol Delago Italia
3 Ramona Siebenhoher Austria
4 Jasmine Flury Switzerland
Lara Gut-Behrami is eighth

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SuperG Ladies on the Saslong trail
1 Ilka Stuhec Slovenia
2 Nicole Schmidhofer Austria
2 Tina Weirather Liechtenstein
4 Jasmine Flury Switzerland
5 Ragnhild Mowinckel Norway
6 Francesca Marsaglia Italia

Giant Slalom men Saalbach Austria
1 Zan Kranjec Slovenia
2 Loic Meillard Switzerland
3 Mathieu Faivre France
16 Andrea Ballerin Italia best time in the second run

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Slalom men Saalbach Austria
1 Marcel Hirscher Austria
2 Loic Meillard Switzerland
3 Henrik Kristoffersen Norway
4 Manuel Feller Austria

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Giant slalom ladies Courchevel, France
1 Mikaela Shriffin USA
2 Viktoria Rebensburg Germany
3 Tessa Worley France
4 Federica Brignone Italia
49th World Cup victory for Mikaela, 23 years old

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Slalom ladies at Courchevel
1 Mikaela Shriffin USA 50th victory
2 Petra Vlhova Slovakia
3 Frida Hansdotter Sweden
4 Wendy Holdener Switzerland

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Slalom Men at Madonna di Campiglio
1 Daniel Yule Switzerland
2 Marco Schwarz Austria
3 Michael Matt Austria
4 Dave Ryding UK
5 Giuliano Razzoli Italia
6 Manfred Moelgg Italia
Hirscher and Kristoffersen out,

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Oops. That was a surprise.
First Kristoffersen who was second after first run, out after 3 gates.
Then Hircher who was first, out after 5 gates.
That doesn't happen often!

4.8 quake at Acireale,Sicily, with some damages and 10 people wounded. The US Geological Survey says 5.1. The tremors have started when Etna started erupting.
Tullio
The wounded list is increasing but so far there are no deaths. Thanks God.

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Downhill men on the Stelvio trail at Bormio, Italy
1 Dominik Paris Italy
2 Christof Innerhofer Italy
3 Beat Feuz Switzerland
Bravi!

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Hmm...
Still waiting for Felix Monsen who is the only Swedish to start with starting number 42:)

Giant slalom ladies at Semmering, Austria
1 Petra Vlhova Slovakia
2 Viktoria Rebensburg Germany
3 Tessa Worley France
4 Stephanie Brunner Austria
5 Mikaela Shriffin USA
6 Federica Brignone Italy

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Super G at Bormio
1 Dominik Paris Italia
2 Mathias Mayer Austria
3 Alexander Aamodt Kilde Norway
Innerhofer out after starting with number 1

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