CRASHED OUT. Coach Will Gregorak (left) and Asa Miller discuss their strategy prior to the men's slalom race of Alpine skiing in the ongoing Winter Olympic Games in Yanqing, China on Wednesday (Feb. 16, 2022). Miller crashed out again after he got DNF (Did Not Finish) in the first run of his second and last event. (Contributed photo) YANQING, China - Asa Miller just couldn't solve The Ice River and for the second straight time and in his second consecutive Winter Olympics, he got a DNF (Did not Finish) in the first run of men's slalom of Alpine skiing on Wednesday when the weather was better than the first time he was DNF in giant slalom three days ago. Teary eyed, Miller walked to the side heads bowed of the track that was cruel on 34 skiers-the 21-year-old Filipino-American included-who failed to complete out of the 89 starters. "I have a fault also," said Miller, who was accompanied by American coach Will Gregorak at the Athletes' Area before deciding to go
YANQING, China For the second time in four days, the gods of the Chinese winter didn’t smile on Asa Miller as the 21-year-old Filipino-American bombed out of the first run of men’s slalom of Alpine skiing at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Thus, in two events one better than during his Olympic…
YANQING, China — Asa Miller failed to solve the Ice River for the second straight time as he suffered a DNF (Did Not Finish) anew in the first run of the men’s slalom event of the Beijing Winter Olympics at the National Alpine Ski Centre resort Wednesday here. Teary-eyed, Miller walked to the side of […]
YANQING, China Asa Miller failed to solve the Ice River for the second straight time as he suffered a DNF (Did Not Finish) anew in the first run of the men’s slalom event of the Beijing Winter Olympics at the National Alpine Ski Centre resort Wednesday here. Teary-eyed with head bowed, Miller walked to […]