Official Sochi Winter Olympics thread

Time to get this thread back on track - upcoming we have Mens Super-G (2/15) and Giant Slalom (2/18)

Blast from the past and favorite from my generation - Hermann Maier (Austria). After this fall in downhill @ Nagano (1998), got right back up and won gold in SG and GS, days later.

The Herminator:
 
Time to get this thread back on track - upcoming we have Mens Super-G (2/15) and Giant Slalom (2/18)

Blast from the past and favorite from my generation - Hermann Maier (Austria). After this fall in downhill @ Nagano (1998), got right back up and won gold in SG and GS, days later.

The Herminator:
This guy was my favorite non American skiier.
 
USA defeats Commies. How does Putin feel now?

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Time to get this thread back on track - upcoming we have Mens Super-G (2/15) and Giant Slalom (2/18)

Blast from the past and favorite from my generation - Hermann Maier (Austria). After this fall in downhill @ Nagano (1998), got right back up and won gold in SG and GS, days later.

The Herminator:

A Blast from the Further Past. . .when real men used real skis at least 14 feet long and a different colored strip on your sweater was considered trendy.

Jean-Claude Killy-Triple Gold Medalist, (Alpine skiing only offered three) Grenoble Olympics, 1968.

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Tommy Moe at Lillehammer is still my fave (I like to say fave instead of favorite).

To go to Scandinavia and kick ass is some impressive shit!
 
New rule: No winter Olympics in subtropical climates and surrounding mts. The snow is absolute shit and it's 45 degrees half the time.
 
New rule: No winter Olympics in subtropical climates and surrounding mts. The snow is absolute shit and it's 45 degrees half the time.
This should have been the rule from the beginning. Unfortunately the IOC has the integrity of a skinny jeans wearing failed real estate agent, so this is what we get stuck with.

 
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