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Ryan Cochran-Siegle races downhill on Bormio's Stelvio course in Olympic training, channeling Bode Miller's inspiration.
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American skier Cochran-Siegle eyes Olympic downhill gold inspired by Bode Miller

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As preparations intensify for the men's downhill at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Bormio, Italy, American Ryan Cochran-Siegle is drawing inspiration from Bode Miller's legendary 2005 performance on the Stelvio course. The 33-year-old skier posted the fastest time in Wednesday's training run and remains in contention despite a slower Thursday session. Italian skiers dominated the latest training, setting the pace ahead of Saturday's race.

American skier Ryan Cochran-Siegle is preparing for the Olympic men's downhill on Italy's iconic Stelvio slope by revisiting compatriot Bode Miller's legendary 2005 performances. The 33-year-old aims to end a long American drought in Bormio downhills. He recently topped training speeds and seeks a low-profile approach amid high expectations.

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