2009

4

Mar

Olympic Times Daily sports 2009-03-04 12:34:19

Bode Miller won’t ski again this season but hasn’t decided on retirement.
“At this time, I find more happiness doing other things than being on tour,” the defending overall World Cup champion said Tuesday in his online diary. “… I have been racing World Cup for a while and need a break.”
The New Hampshire skier [...]

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2009

3

Jan

Neureuther wins Moscow parallel slalom event

Felix Neureuther of Germany won the World Cup parallel slalom here on Friday in an event staged on an artificial slope to help promote Russia’s readiness to host the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
France’s Jean-Baptiste Grange was second with American superstar Bode Miller taking third ahead of compatriot Ted Ligety in a competition held [...]

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2008

14

Dec

Switzerland’s Janko wins GS in France; Ligety struggles to 12th

Two weeks after stunning spectators when he came from 65th to finish second in a downhill in Lake Louise, Switzerland’s Carlo Janka clinched his career first World Cup win during a giant slalom in Val d’Isere. The U.S. Ski Team’s Ted Ligety (Park City, UT) struggled under tough light and snow conditions to finish [...]

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