Aleksander Aamodt Kilde, Norwegian ski racer, suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon after a fall during preseason downhill training in Chile. The Norwegian Ski Association confirmed the injury on Thursday. Kilde was training in Chile as part of his preparation for the upcoming season. The incident occurred during a training session on Wednesday. He was flown to Innsbruck for medical evaluation. The Norwegian Ski Association stated that the injury is serious but did not provide further details. Kilde is a key figure in Norwegian alpine skiing, having won multiple World Cup events. The injury may impact his season schedule. Medical teams are assessing treatment options. The incident marks another setback for the athlete. Kilde’s team has not yet released a formal statement. The fall happened during a downhill run. The exact cause of the accident is under investigation. The Norwegian Ski Association expressed concern over the injury. Kilde’s future participation in competitions remains uncertain. The incident highlights the risks of high-level alpine training.