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Bode Miller (Franconia, NH), Daron Rahlves (Sugar Bowl, CA) and Julia Mancuso (Olympic Valley, CA) each came away with two medals for the U.S. Ski Team, matching the six-medal performance in the St. Moritz, Switzerland World Championships two years ago. Miller led by sweeping the gold in the downhill and super G. Rahlves added silver in downhill plus a surprise bronze in giant slalom. Mancuso came away with a bronze in super G, followed by a bronze in GS -- the first U.S. medal in that event in 20 years!
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TV Dispute Postpones Men's GS
BORMIO, Italy (Feb. 9) - A local wildcat television union dispute Wednesday forced a postponement in the men's giant slalom at the World Alpine Ski Championships. International Ski Federation President Gian Franco Kasper was optimistic the race would be held Thursday.
Miller and Co. with one more day until GS (credit: Jonathan Selkowitz)Stressing the dispute had nothing to do with FIS, European Broadcast Union or Championships organizers, officials said the race had been postponed until Thursday because they were unable to guarantee perfect broadcast pictures.
U.S. Alpine Director Jesse Hunt said, "This is disappointing. We have a strong GS team here, including Bode Miller [Franconia, NH] as the defending champion, and now we just have to readjust our focus and be ready to go whenever the race is held."
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