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Odermatt Wins, Surging Cochran-Siegle Takes Silver on Weather-Shortened Birds of Prey Course

Ryan Cochran-Siegle finished second, marking his third World Cup podium and the first U.S. men's Birds of Prey podium since 2014, 0.30 seconds behind Marco Odermatt.

  • On Thursday, Marco Odermatt of Switzerland won the downhill season-opener at Beaver Creek, beating Ryan Cochran-Siegle by 0.30 seconds with a 1:29.84 run.
  • With a 1:30.14 split, Cochran-Siegle, starting fourth, briefly led 0.39 seconds ahead of Norway's Adrian Smiseth Sejersted.
  • Adrian Smiseth Sejersted finished third, claiming his first World Cup downhill podium, while Rok Aznoh of Slovenia crashed late and was taken to hospital evaluation for head and knee injuries.
  • Ryan Cochran-Siegle is starting the Olympic season off strong after placing 10th last week at Copper Mountain; this is his third career podium and first U.S. men's Birds of Prey podium since 2014, with Bryce Bennett 28th.
  • The win was Odermatt's fifth World Cup downhill victory on a shorter Birds of Prey course with the finish moved up due to limited snow, allowing him to attack steeper sections.
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