Norwegian Cross racer and 2010 Olympic medalists died in 49 after hitting lightning

Olympic ski medalist Audun Groenvold said that the Norwegian ski federation was dead after hitting Yildirim on Wednesday. Was 49 years old.

GroenVold won bronze in Vancouver Games in 2010.

“This is the big sorrow we received the news of AUD’s premature passage of Groenvold,” the federation said. “The former National Alpine skier and skiing athlete recently hit lightning during the cabin walk.”

The federation, Groenvoldun was taken to the hospital quickly and received treatment for injuries and then died on Tuesday, he said.

Groenvold was a member of the Norwegian Alps ski group before moving to free and cross. In 1999, Sierra Nevada, Spain, Sierra Nevada ended a podium like World Cup Alpine Kayaki.

In the 2005 World Championship and in 2007, a bronze medal won a bronze medal in the ski cross in the General Ski Cup.

After the end of his career, became the national team coach and TV commentator.

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