Antoine Kernen

• Americans Come Up Empty in Men's Downhill

SESTRIERE, Italy - Antoine Deneriaz of France, the last man out of the gate with a chance to win, pulled off a startling upset in the Olympic downhill to steal what seemed to be a sure gold medal from Michael Walchhofer of Austria. Walchhofer settled for silver, 72-hundredths of a second behind the winner. Bruno Kernen of Switzerland was third.

• Charleston Gazette
• February 15, 2006

• Olympic Capsules; Miller Struggles to 5th in Downhill

Antoine Deneriaz of France, the last man out of the gate with a chance to win, pulled off a startling upset in Olympic downhill skiing to steal what seemed to be a sure gold medal from Michael Walchhofer of Austria. Walchhofer settled for silver, 72-hundredths of a second behind the winner. Bruno Kernen of Switzerland was third.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• February 13, 2006

• Globalization and the Paradox of Participation: The Chinese Case.

...40-43, 56-68. . (47.) Antoine Kernen, "Surviving Reform in Shenyang--New Poverty...

• Global Governance
• Vol. 7 Nbr. 2, April 2001

• Disappointment On the Slopes ; Americans Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves Fail to Bring Home Medals in the Men's Downhill.

It wasn't Bode Miller. Or Daron Rahlves. Or any American for that matter. Antoine Deneriaz, a 29-year-old Frenchman, conquered the men's downhill course Sunday, skiing from 30th position to the gold- medal stand to capture the premier Alpine event of the Turin Olympics in stirring fashion. Silver medalist Michael Walchhofer of Austria appeared poised for gold until Deneriaz, the last starter among the top 30 skiers, sped down the course in 1 minute, 48.8 seconds, .72 ahead of Walchhofer and 1.02 ahead of bronze medalist Bruno Kernen of Switzerland.

• Portland Press Herald
• February 13, 2006

• Winter Olympics

Medals table At Turin, Italy

...ALPINE SKIING. Men's downhill. GOLD-Antoine Deneriaz, France. SILVER-Michael Walchhofer, Austrria. BRONZE-Bruno Kernen, Switzerland. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING. Women's 15km p...

• Charleston Gazette
• February 15, 2006

• All Downhill for U.S. Skiers

SESTRIERE, Italy -- On a day when American expectations collided with a Frenchman no one saw coming, the United States was left out of the medals entirely in the Olympic downhill held here Sunday. Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves, both among the pre-race favorites, finished fifth and 10th, respectively, while fellow Americans Scott Macartney and Utahn Steven Nyman were 15th and 19th, respectively. Fifty-five ski racers entered the competition.

The race was won by Antoine Deneriaz, a 29-year-old Frenchman who was the 30th...'s Michael Walchhofer, Switzerland's Bruno Kernen and Norway's Kjetil Andre Aamodt already working o...

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• February 13, 2006

• Miller Finishes Fifth in Downhill ; Rahlves Also Fails to Medal

Sports usually aren't complicated, but sometimes a little translation can help. So when Bode Miller said, "I attacked the top full gas. I was 100 percent out there," what he meant was that he got off to a good start in the men's downhill yesterday at the Winter Olympics.

...The best by far was Antoine Deneriaz, a heretofore anonymous 29- year-old Fren... the silver medal, and Switzerland's Bruno Kernen (1:49.82) took the bronze. Hermann Maier (1:50.00)...

• The Washington Times
• February 13, 2006