Olympic downhill gold follows daughter’s birth for Beat Feuz
2 years, 10 months ago

Olympic downhill gold follows daughter’s birth for Beat Feuz

Associated Press  

BEIJING — Life was good for Swiss skier Beat Feuz. “I can’t think of anything more beautiful than flying home with a gold medal around my neck,” said Feuz, who later teared up as he spoke to his family by video. It’s already a good memory.” The 5-foot-8 Feuz, who turns 35 on Friday, won a silver medal in super-G and bronze in downhill at the 2018 Olympics and is the four-time reigning World Cup downhill champion. “The Olympics are a big thing.. Today everything came together.” Two-time Olympic champion Matthias Mayer of Austria was 0.16 behind and added a bronze medal to his career haul. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde of Norway, a popular pick to win because he leads the World Cup downhill standings and was fastest in Friday’s training session, finished fifth, a half-second behind Fuez.

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