Poland’s Pawel Babicki may have finished 67th of 67 skiers in a World Cup downhill in Bormio, Italy, on Thursday but he did it with style. Babicki didn’t miss a gate after losing his ski at the top of the course and finished 6.47 seconds behind winner Dominik Paris of Italy. Obviously makes us think of when Bode Miller pulled a similar feat back at the world championships combined in Bormio in 2005:
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