CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — A feat previously achieved only by two legends of men’s Alpine skiing has been matched by Austrian skier Vincent Kriechmayr at the world championships. Kriechmayr added downhill gold to the super-G title he won three days ago to complete the so-called speed double. Fellow Austrian Maier had done the same in 1999 and American standout Miller six years later. Andreas Sander trailed Kriechmayr by one-hundredth of a second to give Germany its third surprise silver medal at these worlds. 2017 world champion Beat Feuz of Switzerland was 0.18 behind to win bronze.
