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The World cup season opens this weekend with slalom races in Levi, Finland, the season was originally scheduled to begin two weeks back in Soelden, Austria, but stood canceled due to rain and warm weather. There is good news for the Americans; Bode Miller is hoping to compete with the defending overall champion Benjamin Raich, [...]
The Former World Cup Champion Bode Miller provoked controversy last season when he had questioned why using certain performance enhancing substances were illegal, the American had been severely criticized for skiing while drunk – but he this season seems a transformed competitor and has made slow but confident start to the season. The US ski [...]
Here is a Super G stunner for all ski fans – Patrick Staudacher clocked 14:30 seconds to finish at the apex amid the professionals. Competing in only the first World championship race Staudacher has become the first Italian to win the men’s Super G title. The 26-year-old Italian bettered the former downhill Olympic champion Fritz [...]
Bode Miller injured his knee at the World Cup finals downhill event at Are’s Olympia course in the downhill event last year – fearing a recurrence he has decided to give up his downhill title at Are this time without competing. However, the American is willing to defend his Super G title in the World’s [...]
Owing to a recurrent knee trouble the veteran Bode Miller had refused to compete in the downhill event – however now the schedule for the American seems stiffer as he has decided to compete in all five events at the World Championships. The explanation he has quoted for his for taking on the downhill is [...]
Winning the super-G at the US Alpine Championship in Alaska, Bode Miller tied for the men’s record with the ninth national title of his career. A thorough professional, Miller for whom the national event is a mere child’s play described himself of being slightly better through the most difficult part of the relatively unchallenging course. [...]
He refuses for the slalom and is forced back in the super combined – but clocking the fastest in the opening downhill run, the speed specialist has taken to the apex of the men’s super combined. Didier Cuche clocked 1:29:89 to remain the fastest down the Olympia course. Wishing to compete in the slalom leg [...]
