Overview
- Davis‑Woodhall disclosed on Wednesday that she suffered a severe concussion after a head‑on collision in a parking lot last week and has not resumed training.
- She posted dashcam video showing another car veer into her lane, said both vehicles were written off, airbags deployed, and confirmed there were no life‑threatening injuries.
- Davis‑Woodhall said she is ‘‘physically OK’’ but is experiencing mental symptoms from the crash and is working day‑by‑day with doctors and physiotherapists to assess recovery.
- Her uncertainty affects the World Athletics Ultimate Championship (Sept. 11–13 in Budapest), where she was promoted as an "Ultimate Star" and lead content creator for an event with a $10 million prize pot.
- As the reigning Olympic and world long jump champion, her likely absence would alter competition and promotional plans while organizers and fans await an official medical clearance.