Belle Brockhoff has been released from hospital after a crash during a disastrous day for Australia at the Winter Olympics in Beijing.
Brockhoff and fellow Aussie Josie Baff crashed during the heats of the mixed snowboard cross team race.
The course had to be placed on hold as the medicos tend to Brockhoff.
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She laid on the course for a number of minutes immediately after her fall as she was tended to by the medical team on hand before she was pulled off by a sled and taken to hospital.
The Australian Olympic Team tweeted an update on Brockhoff, suggesting she hasn’t been seriously injured.
“Belle Brockhoff appears to be ok,” it reads.
“Belle has been taken to the hospital for imaging after complaints of a sore neck.”
A later update confirmed the Brockhoff had been released from hospital.
“CT & MRI all clear, Belle is out of the neck collar and heading back to the Athletes Village shortly,” it said.
The falls for both Baff and Brockhoff meant both Australian teams were eliminated at the quarter finals stage.
The United States went on to claim the gold medal, with Italy and Canada filling the minor placings.
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