Alpine skiing-Shiffrin says 'onward' to super-G after slalom exits
YANQING, China : American skier Mikaela Shiffrin says she is ready to carry "onward" as she prepares for Friday's super-G event at the Beijing Olympics.
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Bulgarian skier slams Olympics after run gets interrupted by course worker: 'Glad that I didn’t break my legs'
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Mikaela Shiffrin: Andre Myhrer says 'enormous expectations' are weighing down American at Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
Andre Myhrer believes the “enormous expectations” on Mikaela Shiffrin have contributed to her struggles at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Shiffrin, one of the most decorated skiers in history, was predicted to compete for several medals in China.
Can Ester Ledecka complete the impossible double – again? Czech star aims for second gold in super-G
Imagine the amount of work and dedication that is required to become an Olympic champion. The hours put in to get to the very top of your sport. Combined with the timing to be at your peak when the event comes round once every four years.
Nathan Chen wins figure skating battle with Yuzuru Hanyu, Chloe Kim stars again – Best of Beijing
BEST MOMENTS OF DAY 6 Quad King > Ice Prince Ad/> There’s only one component that elevates a good figure skating routine to a great one. It isn’t elegance. Nor is it a graceful spin.
Jack Gower claims Team Ireland’s best ever Alpine skiing result at Winter Olympics
Gower - competing in his first Olympics, started the day strongly with 14th in the Downhill, before going two places better in the Slalom, finishing with an overall time of 2:37.74 and Ireland’s best Alpine Skiing result ever.
Ryding looks to complete journey from Pendle to podium
YANQING, China: There is a curious expression in the German-speaking world for skiers who come from outside the sport's snow-covered heartlands - they call them "the exotics".
Alpine skiing-Ryding looks to complete journey from Pendle to podium
YANQING, China : There is a curious expression in the German-speaking world for skiers who come from outside the sport's snow-covered heartlands - they call them "the exotics".