U.S. First for Miller in World Downhill
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Americans Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves took the top two spots in the marquee event of the Alpine world championships, the men's downhill.
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VAL GARDENA, Italy -- Max Rauffer became the first German man in nearly 13 years to win a World Cup downhill Saturday in a race in which all the favorites fared poorly.
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Austrian downhiller Johann Grugger won his first World Cup race yesterday on the course in Bormio, Italy, the site of next month's world championships, while overall Cup leader Bode Miller came in 14th.
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BORMIO, Italy  - American Bode Miller blew away the field to claim his first World Cup win of the season in Saturday's men's downhill, according to provisional results.
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Winter sports Bode Miller was back on the World Cup podium yesterday for the first time since breaking away from the US Ski Team. Miller was second in a super-G and just missed a successful title defense, finishing 0.02 seconds behind Didier Cuche of Switzerland in Val Gardena, Italy. Miller's previous best finish in 11 races this season was fourth ...
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Steve Nyman of the United States won a downhill Saturday for his first World Cup victory. Nyman covered the 2.1-mile Saslong course in 1 minute, 56.52 seconds. Didier Cuche of Switzerland was second, 0.02 seconds behind, and Fritz Strobl of Austria was third.
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American Bode Miller stormed to victory in the opening downhill of the 2004-05 World Cup season, finishing nearly a second ahead of France's Antoine Deneriaz.
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BEAVER CREEK, United States  - American Bode Miller led a US one-two in the men&#39;s downhill, his fourth win in five races confirming him as the man to beat in the alpine World Cup.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alberta - World Cup leader Bode Miller gave up one-hundredth of a second through the first interval Saturday and then stormed through a two-mile downhill course to win by nearly a full second.
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CBC SPORTS ONLINE - Johann Grugger of Austria used a strong finish to capture his first World Cup downhill race Wednesday in Bormio, Italy.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alberta -- Lindsey Kildow of the United States won her first World Cup race Friday, taking the season&#39;s first downhill in 1 minute, 23.44 seconds.
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Bode Miller won the grueling Stelvio downhill in Bormio, Italy, yesterday for his first World Cup victory since breaking away from the US Ski Team.
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WENGEN, Switzerland  - Bode Miller joined the elite of World Cup downhill racing when the American repeated his 2007 victory on the classic Lauberhorn course in Wengen on Sunday.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alberta - As Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves were carving the texts of history with their first- and second-place men&#39;s World Cup downhill finishes in Beaver Creek Friday, Vail&#39;s own Lindsey Kildow was making some tracks of her own up north.
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Lindsey Kildow of the United States won a women&#39;s downhill Friday to celebrate the first World Cup victory of her career. With compatriots Bode Miller and
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BEAVER CREEK, Colorado  - American Alpine ski showman Bode Miller won a men's World Cup downhill on Friday to return to the top of the podium in front of his home fans.
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VAL GARDENA, Italy  - Steve Nyman collected his first Alpine ski World Cup race victory on Saturday, upstaging compatriot Bode Miller in the Val Gardena downhill.