The conditions here were tough and it was really difficult to do well. But I have had a good feeling in downhill.

And my left butt cheek doesn't seem to work.

I have this weird pocket of fluid in my back and it doesn't seem to want to go away. If I keep doing therapy, I hope it will go away. I don't really know what else to do.

Slalom skiing is going really well so it made up for my downhill. I have a lot of confidence in my slalom. I trust my skis, trust myself and it's showing in my races. I skied aggressive in the slalom, taking chances and I was really fast so I'm happy about today.

Not racing is not an option. I didn't work my whole life to say, 'Maybe next time.

I've just learned you can push yourself as far as you want to push.

It's always good to have a strong team that supports you and backs you up and is getting those results besides you so you don't feel like the entire team rests on you. I think it's a very good thing that our whole team is doing well.

It's sweet. I've changed my equipment. I'm not surprised because I grew up skiing slalom. I just fell off the map for a while because of the speed races. It's always good to add another disciple you can do well at.

It was definitely a goal of mine. But I haven't had the results in the last few weeks, so I'm going to focus on staying in the top three and improving my skiing.

As long as I can physically do it, I can suck it up for a minute, 55 seconds.