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American Downhiller - Documentary
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Just watched an enjoyable documentary on the history of the US downhill team- it is sadly geoblocked so you need a VPN to make youtube think you're in the US to watch.



Movie:

http://youtube.com/v/QmMtcmfaEcg

Trailer:

http://youtube.com/v/vJJoEuJsaWk


Quote:
The history of American Downhillers goes back more than 50 years, and long before the advent of the World Cup. The foundations were laid down by pioneers like Buddy Werner and Billy Kidd in the 1950s and ’60s. Followed by the likes of Bill Johnson, whose brash personality and unapologetic style led to Olympic glory in the mid-80s, and today’s generation, led by Steven Nyman, which are able to draw upon a rich tradition and a historic bond.

AMERICAN DOWNHILLERS HAVE ALWAYS FELT THEY HAD SOMETHING TO PROVE.

The World Cup is primarily played out at ‘home’ for Europeans, where the sport’s biggest names are immortalized by legions of fans and an adoring media. It’s against this backdrop that the brotherhood of today’s American Downhillers is built and pays homage to the spirit of legends like Johnson, A.J. Kitt, Tommy Moe, Bode Miller, and Daron Rahlves, as they forge a new team identity that prioritizes cooperation and friendship.

It’s a bond that has propelled the team to flourish on the World Cup and built a camaraderie that spans the test of time.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Thanks, I'll check this out. In the photo I see a young Andy Mill (fka Mr. Chris Evert). Which Yank will fill the shoes of Bode & Daron? Big shoes to fill, still waiting.
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