Ever wonder what it's like to race on a downhill course at nearly 100 miles per hour? Here's a taste from a racer's point of view at the U.S. Ski Team's Speed Center at Copper Mountain.
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from Dexter Rutecki on 11.01.12.
Giant Slalom course at 100 mph. Ski never fails to deliver on the intricacies of the sport.
If this had been about Bogner outerwear they probably could have gotten the facts right.
from sambass on 11.01.12.
...somebody's Corn Flakes were soggy this morning...
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