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A Kitzbuhel to comment on the microphones of NBC, Bode Miller, waiting for tomorrow's Descent, tried today to take center stage with new statements about his situation and his future.
Friday 20 January 2017 2 minutes reading time
After admitting that the return "will not be as easy as it would be if I had 20 years," Miller regains its usual bravado talking about the Bomber ski house in which it holds a stake, and saying with a little '' of complacency " If I did the dell''Hahnenkamm Descent'd win tomorrow. " The American champion explains his technical choice: "in recent years in the World Cup I had noticed that I was no longer in tune with the materials that I could not win. The main manufacturers of materials no longer seek the quality, they are all equal with the same performance. the 'aim of Bomber is make small works of' art that give me the 'opportunity to compete at the highest level ".
Blocked dall''accordo termination with Head until the end of this season, Bode Miller did not, however, yet made a final decision on the future: "A lot depends on my wife," he confesses, "I talk forever but does not believe in a single word I say. If everything will be perfect, I would say that I will race in all speed tests. it would make sense to focus on the World Cup Downhill I have never won. " If the situation changes, Bode Miller announced from the outset that there will be an official announcement of the withdrawal, "I will not see me anymore. You can email me and I will answer, so I stopped."
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