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Picabo Street

Born: Apr. 3, 1971
Skiing

2-time Olympic medalist, gold (Super G in 1998) and silver (downhill in 1994); her 1995 World Cup downhill series title first-ever by U.S. woman, she repeated the feat in 1996.

Curtis Strange

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Picabo rules. (World Cup downhill champion Picabo Street) (Skiing)

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Winning pair: America's unbeatable combination. (World Cup downhill champions Picabo Street and Hilary Lindh)(special advertising section) (Skiing)

Street smarts: Picabo Street talks tough when she talks technique.(ski racer)(Interview) (Skiing)

Sheeeee's back: Picabo Street, America's best-ever downhiller, is hungry. (includes profiles of Street, Megan Gerety and Kristina Koznick)(The Official U.S. Ski Team Yearbook)(Special Advertising Section)(Interview) (Skiing)

The golden girl.(American Olympic skier Picabo Street)(includes related information on skiing accidents in the 1998 Olympics) (Newsweek)

Picabo lives to win (Boys' Life)

Picabo's knee. (Olympian skier Picabo Street had a ligament repaired in her knee but now is able to compete)(Nagano, Japan Winter Olympics, 1998: Olympic News Special Report)(Brief Article) (Science World)

The Comeback Queen: The blown-out knees and shattered bones were bad enough. Now Picabo Street has to overcome her fear. (Newsweek)

Launch Pad: Panasonic enlists Picabo Street, ATC to promote its Olympic role. (PR Week (US))

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