Fatal fall of Polish ski jumper! The competition had to be interrupted in Falun

Very bad news came from the Swedish town of Falun! During the second round of the ongoing FIS Cup competition, Polish ski jumper Szymon Byrski suffered a fall. After this incident, the organizers were forced to interrupt the competition while medical assistance was provided to the Polish athlete. According to coach Daniel Kwiatkowski, who spoke with Dominik Formela from Skijumping.pl, Byrski is currently in the hospital. However, there is also some good news.

In the competition, three Polish representatives advanced to the second series. After the first jump, Wiktor Szozda and Tomasz Pilch were in the third dozen, while Szymon Byrski occupied the best position in 13th place.

Unfortunately, in the second series, the best Polish competitor sustained a painful fall after jumping 89 m. Polish fans were particularly worried since this incident necessitated a break in the competition.

Polish jumper in the hospital. "He hit his head"

Recent updates about the Polish jumper came from Dominik Formela after his conversation with coach Daniel Kwiatkowski. Byrski is currently in the hospital, but his condition is good. The coach also provided details of the fall. "I am with him in the hospital; he is under observation. His ski came off, and he hit his head. He has a scraped face, but everything is fine at the moment," Kwiatkowski said.

Szymon Byrski is currently the highest-ranked Polish athlete in the FIS Cup, sitting in sixth place with a total of 455 points. Leading the competition is Austrian Julian Smid, who also triumphed in the competition held on Sunday.