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Benjamin Raich Quotes
«I knew I would make mistakes, but I knew I had to really go for it. But I'm happy with the race.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«Having to brake or be slow to get a better start number does not make sense. Braking is not something a skier should have to do. It isn't part of racing.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«For me, it's not easy to be in the top three (in downhill). I want a medal and now I have three or four chances.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«It wasn't perfect, of course. I made a big mistake in the middle part, so it wasn't good for me. But I've got to accept it and look forward. I have to fight.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«I had a silly mistake in the middle passage and that is the one that you have to take right. That didn't go quite well and my chances have not improved, but I want to leave that behind me and look forward to the slalom.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«I'm a little surprised. But I know he is a good slalom skier, and today he made a good downhill. It's a very good winner.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«I was disappointed after the combined and a bit down, so this was good news for me.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«It obviously gives me a boost -- looking at my wider family, I'm lagging far behind and now I've really got to put the pedal to the metal.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«It was not easy. It was a very long, very hard course.»
Author: Benjamin Raich
«I am speechless, overjoyed. This makes me extremely happy. The Olympic victory was my greatest goal.»
Author: Benjamin Raich