VIDEO SHOWS: COMMENTS FROM SWITZERLAND'S FRANJO VON ALLMEN AND TANGUY NEF AFTER WINNING GOLD IN THE ALPINE SKIING MEN'S TEAM COMBINED AT THE MILANO CORTINA WINTER OLYMPICS SHOWS: BORMIO, ITALY (FEBRUARY 9, 2026) (IOC - See restrictions before use) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) OLYMPIC CHAMPION, TANGUY NEF, SAYING: "It feels incredible. I think I laid it all on the course. Our plan was to just give everything, give our best, and we kind of both signed up for that, and so I had no pressure from, from him, and I was focused on my skiing, and it felt, it felt really good. Coming on the flat I knew I had a lot of speed, and I was like, okay, now just bring it home, and that's kind of what happened." 2. (SOUNDBITE) (English) OLYMPIC CHAMPION, FRANJO VON ALLMEN, SAYING: "Calm, what's that? Can we that? No, my knees were like pudding. I was nervous like I was never in this season before. Yeah, but he absolutely nailed it, almost a second ahead of the other guys, with another half a second which I was back, after the downhill. It was just crazy, it left me speechless." STORY: Swiss pair Franjo von Allmen and Tanguy Nef won gold in the Olympic Alpine Skiing Men's Team Combined on Monday (February, 9). They won in a combined time of 2:44.04. "It feels incredible. I think I laid it all on the course. Our plan was to just give everything, give our best, and we kind of both signed up for that" Nef said after the event. "It was just crazy, it left me speechless." said von Allmen, after claiming his second gold medal in 48 hours. Austrian team Vincent Kriechmayr and Manuel Feller tied for silver with Swiss duo Marco Odermatt and Loic Meillard, 0.99 behind, with Austrians Raphael Haaser and Michael Matt third. (Production: Lucy Thomson) (The article has been published through a syndicated feed. Except for the headline, the content has been published verbatim. Liability lies with original publisher.)
