31.   Austrian team officials said Wachter was considering retirement, but she could not be reached for comment.

32.   Austrian team physician Karl Benedetto said Assinger suffered a shoulder dislocation, an unspecified leg injury and bleeding cuts.

33.   Austrian team physician Karl Benedetto said Assinger was being treated for a dislocated shoulder, bone splintering and a rib contusion.

34.   Austrian team officials underlined that the abbreviated course eliminated the upper steep part considered essential for the strongly-built Austrian downhillers to pick up speed.

35.   Austrian team officials underlined that the abbreviated course eliminated the upper steep part of the slope, considered essential for the stronger Austrian downhillers to pick up speed.

36.   Austrian team physician Karl Benedetto said Assinger suffered a dislocated shoulder, an unspecified leg injury and cuts.

37.   Austrian team physician Karl Benedetto said Assinger suffered a dislocated shoulder, which had been reset in the hospital, as well as bone splintering and a rib contusion.

38.   Austrian team physician Karl Benedetto said Assinger suffered a dislocated shoulder, which had been reset in the hospital.

39.   Austrian team boss Hans Pum, clearly satisfied with the result, nonetheless cautioned about too much euphoria after the first race.

40.   Austrian team coach Toni Giger, hearing complaints from other team members who think Maier is getting too much attention, admitted the same.