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To pick only one of the
resurgent Canadian skiers for a
medal is tough (a nice problem
to have). But I’m going with
Rob Boyd for a bronze. The
sweeping, high-speed turns of
the upper slopes of. the course
coupled with the bumps and
rolls of the lower half, suit
‘Rob’s downhill style.

However, don’t discount
Belezyk. Last year, Felix was
virtually unbeatable in training
at Nakiska.

On the women’s side, Karen
Percy has been touted as a
strong medal hopeful in the
alpine combination for more
than a year, a prediction that’s
been reinforced by her third-
place finish at Leukerbad in
December. ;

Despite that, I’m picking her
for a medal in super-G. Karen
has yet to perform with the best
in slalom. That weakness leaves
her exposed in the second half of
the alpine combination.

The downhill is not really:

suited to her level of experience
or style of racing. But the super-
G is likely to be the right com-
bination of technique and speed
to give her an honest chance to
finish among the best, She will
also be assisted by the fact that
her coach, Don Lyon, is setting
the super-G course.

A third Canadian
medal is a distinct possibility
thanks to the toughness of the
hill. Although Laurie Graham
has been less than sparkling on
the European slopes, she still has
a tremendous edge.

The women’s downhill at
Nakiska is mot a pussy-cat
downhill like most we have seen
this winter on the World Cup. It
requires physical strength, men-
tal toughness and experience.

Laurie Graham, has all three.
Pick her: for silver.

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