Overview
- Comerford completed his Milan-Cortina debut in 2:04.40 to place 34th in the men’s downhill at Bormio.
- He started last and said the late-running surface was challenging, though race crews kept conditions safe.
- The fearsome Stelvio course, long regarded as one of the World Cup’s toughest, produced two DNFs in the field.
- Switzerland’s Franjo von Allmen won in 1:51.61, with Italy’s Giovanni Franzoni taking silver and Dominik Paris bronze.
- Comerford acknowledged minor mistakes and a training fall earlier in the week, and he now targets the super-G on Feb. 11 before his preferred slalom.