Hans Olsson clocked the fastest time down Val Gardena's Saslong downhill track Wednesday (Dec. 14) in a fog forced stutter start-stop-start training run.
Bode Miller sits in second place in a tie with Austrian Romed Baumann.
While fresh snow was a major factor, it was fog that caused the delays. The run was halted the first time after just a handful of skiers had tested the track when a thick fog bank settled on the top of the course. There was a lengthy pause after Wiley Maple ran in 45th, and was picked up later and run through Canada's Louis-Pierre Helie in 58, halted and restarted again. There are 79 skiers on the start list. The race had been stopped again with four skiers remaining to run at this report.
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