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Bode Miller, pictured on The Brink section of
the Audi FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey downhill
course, finished 4th in the Training run, 1/2/2010, © Paul
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Kelly Vanderbeek of Canada, on the jump at
Coach's Corner on the Bombardier Lake Louise Winterstart
World Cup Downhill course, tied for 11th place in the
training run on 12/2/2009. |
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Lindsey Vonn, on the jump at Coach's Corner
on the Bombardier Lake Louise Winterstart World Cup Downhill
course, won the training run on 12/2/2009. |
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Ted Ligetty on The Brink section of the Audi
FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey downhill course
during a training run on 11/30/2010. |
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Daniel Ericsson of Sweeden on The Brink
section of the Audi FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey
downhill course during a training run on 11/30/2010.
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Louise-Pierre Helie of Canada on The Brink
section of the Audi FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey
downhill course during a training run on 11/30/2010.
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Tommy Ford on The Brink section of the Audi
FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey downhill course
during a training run on 11/30/2010. |
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Ted Ligetty absorbs a knoll on the Audi FIS
World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey super-g course,
12/4/2010 |
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Travis Ganong absorbs a knoll on the Audi FIS
World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey super-g course,
12/4/2010 |
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Bode Miller absorbs a knoll on the Audi FIS
World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey super-g course,
12/4/2010 |
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Kjetle Jansrud absorbs a knoll on the Audi
FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey super-g course,
12/4/2010 |
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Eric Guay of Canada absorbs a knoll on the
Audi FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey super-g
course, 12/4/2010 |
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Jean-Philippe Roy of Canada absorbs a roller
during the second run on the Audi FIS World Cup
Beaver Creek Birds of Prey giant slalom course coming in
17th, 12/4/2010 |
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Marcel Hirscher of Austria holds his edge
during the second run on the Audi FIS World Cup
Beaver Creek Birds of Prey giant slalom course and taking
the podium in 3rd place, 12/4/2010 |
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Kjetle Jansrud of Norway holds his edge
during the second run on the Audi FIS World Cup
Beaver Creek Birds of Prey giant slalom course and taking
the podium in 2nd place, 12/4/2010 |
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Ted Ligety of the United States Ski Team
holds his edge during the second run on the Audi
FIS World Cup Beaver Creek Birds of Prey giant slalom course
and takes the top spot on the podium, 12/4/2010 |
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Chemmy Alcott of Great Britain, on the jump
at Coach's Corner on the Bombardier Lake Louise Winterstart
World Cup Downhill course, tied for 34th place in the
training run on 12/2/2009. |
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Anja Paerson of Sweeden, flying past coaches
videotaping her during the Bombardier Lake Louise
Winterstart World Cup downhill training run, came in
43rd place training on 12/2/2009. |
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Lindsey Vonn of the U.S. Ski Team comes over
a knoll during the Bombardier Lake Louise Winterstart World
Cup downhill training, winning the run on 12/4/2008. |
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Herman Maier talks about his win at the
Bombardier Lake Louise Winterstart World Cup super-g on
12/1/2008, |
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Carlo Janka checks the results board to find
out that he is again in 1st place during the Audi FIS Beaver
Creek Birds of Prey downhill on 12/5/2009. Janka won
the combined, the downhill, and the giant slalom this
weekend setting down the standard for the rest of the
season. |
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The crowd looks on during the Audi FIS Beaver
Creek Birds of Prey downhill on 12/5/2009. Carlo Janka
won the combined, the downhill, and the giant slalom this
weekend setting down the standard for the rest of the
season. |
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Austrian fans entertain the crowd during the
Audi FIS Beaver Creek Birds of Prey downhill on 12/5/2009.
Austrian favorite Michael Walchoffer came in 5th and
Switzerlands Carlo Janka won the combined, the downhill, and
the giant slalom this weekend setting down the standard for
the rest of the season. |
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