The Jump 2017 injuries: Every celebrity who's been hurt on the Channel 4 show so far
Despite essentially EVERYONE who took part in last year's edition of The Jump having horrific injuries, up to the point where it might as well have been called Last Jumper Standing, Channel 4's bizarrely addictive reality show is back.
But alas, even before the show kicked off, there were a number of celebrity injuries and it's already getting hard to keep up with what's going on.
So, here's your handy guide to the injury crisis in Austria, which we'll keep updating (probably on a daily basis).
By Tom Eames
1. Josie Gibson - two weeks before Day 1
Former Big Brother winner Josie sprained her knee and hit her head during training for the new series. "I'm a non-skier so I was always going to have a few wobbles," she said. "That fall wasn't even off the jump, it was the slope of the jump. Then I hit my head."
She also admitted that training had left her exhausted, adding: "It's very intense. I didn't wash my hair for a week because I didn't have time."
2. Vogue Williams, two days before Day 1
Model Vogue was the first proper casualty of the show, and had to pull out before an episode even aired.
She suffered a knee injury while training for the ski cross, and was replaced by fellow model Amy Willerton.
On Instagram, Vogue said: "So disappointed to be out of The Jump this year. I've had such an amazing time and met the best people whilst learning such a cool skill. My knee will heal and if the show comes back next year I'll be in it to win it."
3. Sir Bradley Wiggins, one day before show 1
Sir Bradley hurt his ankle a day before the first show, posting a picture on his Instagram page. But the Tour de France winner and Olympic champion wasn't going to let it stop him, saying: "the show must go on."
It's also been reported that Sir Bradley apparently tore a calf muscle during the high-speed parallel slalom event. Channel 4 told Digital Spy: "Bradley has received treatment for an injury to his leg, but he remains in the competition."
4. Bradley Wiggins - live show 2 - QUITS
Poor Wiggo had never really had a proper go of it. We were robbed of seeing him go up against Louis Smith in the Snow Cross event, as he had to pull out at the last minute.
We thought he would be coming back in week 3, but alas he announced on Twitter that he would be leaving the show altogether due to fracturing his leg. Ouch.
He tweeted: "Gutted to be leaving The Jump. I wanted to give you an injury update. Seen a specialist, I have a small leg fracture and need to rest for 3-6 weeks. Good news no surgery or cast required.
"Huge thanks to the crew and good luck to all of the cast. Due to the way the show is filmed, I'll still be on until show four, so tune in. No horror smash, small training injury which means I can't compete. No terrible break, no cast, just need to rest it."
5. Kadeena Cox - week 2
After taking part in a nail-biting and brutal Snow Cross event, Kadeena was forced to sit out of a second race featuring the runner-ups, and received a bye to Week 3, as the race triggered symptoms of her multiple sclerosis.
Host Davina told viewers: "Now, Kadeena, she took part in a very hard fought snow cross heat earlier, and following that she's suffering from symptoms associated with her MS. She's being looked after, and the medics have asked her to get a bit of rest."
6. Spencer Matthews - week 4
Made in Chelsea's Spenny had already suffered a dislocated shoulder in training for the ski-cross, and had to have it popped back in immediately. Then, during his race against Louis Smith and Gareth Thomas, he had an almighty fall which saw him injure his other shoulder. He wasn't allowed to take part in the dreaded jump, but his contingency one earlier in the day saw him through to week 5.
7. Caprice - week 4
A weird one, this. No proper explanation was given as to why Caprice didn't feature in episode 4, other than Davina telling us she was 'unwell', and so had a bye to week 5. Flu? Hungover?
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