51.   Swiss ace Franz Heinzer, a three-time World Cup downhill champion and a former world champion, announced his retirement during the most recent Olympics.

52.   Swiss Bruno Kernen, the defending world downhill champion, was the first non-Austrian finisher in seventh place.

53.   Street, the World Cup downhill champion, was tied in third place with young Italian Barbara Merlin.

54.   Street, the two-time World Cup downhill champion, tore ligaments in her left knee during training last December and missed the rest of the season.

55.   Street, the World Cup downhill champion the last two seasons, tore ligaments in downhill training at the beginning of this season.

56.   Street, the defending world downhill champion and two-time World Cup downhill champion, is a non-stop talker and unbounded extrovert.

57.   The race was marred by a bad spill of Olympic downhill champion Jean-Luc Cretier.

58.   The race was marred by a season-ending accident suffered by Olympic downhill champion Jean-Luc Cretier.

59.   The race was marred by the season-ending crash of Olympic downhill champion Jean-Luc Cretier.

60.   The two-time defending World Cup downhill champion spent more than an hour Thursday at the Steadman-Hawkins Clinic and was encouraged by her workout.