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Ryan Cochran-Siegle has guts. Once again, it put him on an Olympic podium – The Athletic
Ryan Cochran-Siegle followed his super-G silver in Beijing four years ago with silver in Bormio. Sean M. Haffey / Getty Images
BORMIO, Italy — Ryan Cochran-Siegle wanted to hold back. Lurching along in a gondola dangling above the Stelvio, he tried, but greater powers eventually gave way.
On the morning of the Olympic men’s downhill, the 34-year-old Cochran-Siegle threw up like a kid on the tilt-o-wheel. Then he threw up in a bathroom. Then he wiped the sweat from his brow and stared down the barrel of a 3,300-foot drop. Gulp.
Of all the mornings to wake up nauseous, and of all the days to spend fighting a stomach bug, doing so on what might be the final downhill race of his Olympic career was not ideal.
Ryan Cochran-Siegle throws down silver-worthy performance
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