Dave Ryding supported by Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson ahead of Beijing 2022 slalom
It's 'do or die' time for Dave Ryding at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games.
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Team GB star Dave Ryding recalls years of skiing tears ahead of solo shot at salvaging Britain's Winter Olympic Games
Super Dave Ryding is desperate for Britain’s next skiing superstars to avoid slopes covered in sheep muck after years of tears helped him smash the sport’s glass ceiling.
Winter Olympics 2022: ‘What a spectacular 70mph recovery!’ - no medal for Ester Ledecka but a showcase of downhill skill
Ester Ledecka showcased her skill with the skis with an incredible recovery during the women's downhill, but it was little consolation for missing out on more history at the Winter Olympics. The Czech was flying down the course and was in the lead, before she lost control on one of the turns, spinning off backwards at around 70mph.
Suter confirms Swiss dominance with Olympic downhill gold
YANQING DISTRICT, Beijing: Corinne Suter confirmed Switzerland's alpine skiing dominance at the Beijing Olympics on Tuesday (Feb 15) when she streaked to victory in the women's downhill for the country's fourth gold and fifth of the Games.
Beijing 2022: Corinne Suter confirms Swiss dominance with Olympic downhill gold
Corinne Suter confirmed Switzerland's alpine skiing dominance at the Beijing Olympics on Tuesday when she streaked to victory in the women's downhill for the country's fourth gold in the mountains. The 27-year-old world champion clocked 1min 31.87sec down the "Rock" course in Yanqing, finishing 0.16sec ahead of defending champion Sofia Goggia of Italy, whose silver capped a remarkable return to form after she injured her knee in a crash last month.
Alpine skiing-Swiss Suter pips Italy's Goggia to women's downhill gold
YANQING, China :Switzerland's Corinne Suter powered to the gold medal in a thrilling women's downhill race at the Beijing Olympics on Tuesday, pipping Italy's defending champion Sofia Goggia to the title by 0.16 seconds.
Winter Olympics: Dave Ryding says it's do or die for medal in Beijing
Skier Dave Ryding — Britain's first ever alpine World Cup winner — says it is «do or die» for a Winter Olympic medal in Beijing.