It was in the semi-finals of today's World Cup competition that Näslund got a flight and spun an entire lap in the air before she hit the slopes.

After a few minutes of restlessness - Näslund had previously been injured in a cross-band - the Swede was able to get up on his own machine and limp away from the track.

Näslund believes she got stuck on Marielle Berger Sabbatel's skis.

- It felt like I never landed, but otherwise I couldn't think much but just tried to survive. It was a hard landing and it just turned black. Afterwards I was a little shocked and stayed on the ground for a while to feel that everything was complete, she says on the phone from Russia.

Were you scared about your injury history?

- It is clear that you become scared when such a thing happens. When I landed I dropped the air, but then it still felt calm. I was just beaten.

She went on to the "little final" about ten minutes later and won it, which resulted in a fifth place.

When a competition remains, Näslund leads the overall World Cup at 855 points - 59 ahead of Fanny Smith.

The Swiss won today's competition in Russia and thus entered the Swedish.

- It's still a match so now it's just to reload for the last race and give the iron.

You will not examine the body after the crash?

- No, not as it feels right now anyway.

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