Winter Olympics as a game of chance

I love watching most sports and have enjoyed the Winter Olympics. I wonder if I am the only one disturbed however by how important chance seems to be in many winter events. I am particularly thinking about short track skating and snowboard cross. The Olympics should be about being the best,not the luckiest.
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    Originally posted by knelson So don't be too hard on Bode Miller... There's nothing wrong with trying your hardest and not winning the gold. In fact, I always wonder why people think a silver or bronze medal is a "loss." But, geez, Miller's attitude stinks. If he wants out of the lime light, then he should return all of his endorsement money and go be a ski instructor. He acts like he doesn't even want to be at the Olympics. Last time I checked, participation was voluntary.
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  • Former Member
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    Originally posted by knelson So don't be too hard on Bode Miller... There's nothing wrong with trying your hardest and not winning the gold. In fact, I always wonder why people think a silver or bronze medal is a "loss." But, geez, Miller's attitude stinks. If he wants out of the lime light, then he should return all of his endorsement money and go be a ski instructor. He acts like he doesn't even want to be at the Olympics. Last time I checked, participation was voluntary.
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