
Ryan Cochran-Siegle picked up his second consecutive silver medal in the men's Super G on Wednesday in Cortina by setting a nearly unmatchable pace of 1:25.45. Only Switzerland's Franjo von Allmen was able to best it to win gold, his country's first gold in the event. Marco Odermatt, von Allemen's teammate took bronze.
Cochran-Siegle also won a silver medal in Super G at the 2022 Games in Beijing. And his latest triumph only adds to a rich family history on the slopes.