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Stifel America's Downhill at Aspen World Cup

ASPEN, COLORADO
Men
Downhill, Super G
Aspen World Cup

Stifel America's Downhill at Aspen World Cup Men's FIS Ski World Cup

America’s Downhill returns to Aspen Mountain, an iconic venue with several decades of Stifel U.S. Alpine Team history, for two men's downhill and a super-G at the Stifel America's Downhill at Aspen. Aspen was the host of the first World Championships held outside of the European borders in 1950 and the mountain has produced innumerable ski racing legends throughout the last century. Aspen has hosted more than 100 World Cup races for both men and women over the years and was home to the World Cup Finals in 2017.

SCHEDULE

March 3, 2023
Downhill

March 4, 2023
Downhill

March 5, 2023
Super-G

Bryce Bennett headshot image
Bryce Bennett
Another in the long line of Squaw Valley powder hounds (Julia Mancuso, Marco Sullivan, Travis Ganong), Bryce Bennett blasted onto the U.S. Ski Team in the same way he hucks cliffs at Squaw – by going big.
Travis Ganong headshot image
Travis Ganong
2015 World Championships silver medalist Travis Ganong knows how to pick a line down a racecourse and in the backcountry, but it was the line set by his older sisters, Megan and Ali, that helped reel him into ski racing.
Ryan Cochran-Siegle headshot image
Ryan Cochran-Siegle
Another member of the famous Skiing Cochrans, Ryan Cochran-Siegle's mother is 1972 Olympic slalom gold medalist Barbara Ann Cochran, which also means he's cousins with a handful of other former U.S. Ski Teamers including Jimmy Cochran.
Tommy Ford headshot image
Tommy Ford
Olympian Tommy Ford is one of the fastest movers in ski racing. The U.S. Ski Team took notice after he locked four gold medals at the 2006 U.S. Junior Championships.
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Steven Nyman
Born and bred in Utah, downhiller Steven Nyman was skiing at two (Dad ran the ski school at Sundance) and was a discretionary pick to the 2002 Junior Worlds squad, where he landed two medals, including a slalom gold.