Franz Klammer, the best downhill racer of all time relives his dramatic 1976 Olympic Gold Run. T Known for his charisma and going to the absolute edge yet staying completely in control, many of the world’s top skiers draw inspiration from him, including Tod Brooker. In this video he relives his most memorable performance during the 1976 Olympics in Austria.
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