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Bode Miller's bid for Olympic history ended early Saturday when he skied off-course just 8 seconds into his final event.

Bode Miller's bid for Olympic history ended early Saturday when he skied off-course just 8 seconds into his final event.

The 32-year-old from Franconia, N.H., trying to become the first man to win four Alpine medals in the same Olympics, straddled the fifth gate in the first run of the slalom on a fog-shrouded, snowy day.

Bode Miller's Olympics has ended after he skied out of his final event, the men's slalom.

Bode Miller's quest for Giant Slalom gold ends when he fails to finish first run.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- No man has ever won four Alpine skiing medals at a single Olympics, but Bode Miller is a threat to make history today in the men's giant slalom.

Medals will also be handed out in biathlon, Nordic combined, women's ski cross and the men's speedskating.

Reporting from Whistler, Canada - Bode Miller won his first Olympic gold medal on Sunday -- four years too late for those who left him at the Turin train station -- and said afterward he would have been just as happy to have finished fourth.

Bode Miller celebrates in the finishing area at Whistler Creekside as he claims his first Olympic gold medal.

The most decorated Alpine skier in U.S. history added another chapter to his legend. Bode Miller rallied from seventh after the downhill to take the super-combined for his first gold.

Bode Miller used a blistering slalom run to rally for super-combined gold.

Sweden's Patrik Jaerbyn crashes during the Men's super-G, at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics in Whistler, British Columbia, Friday AP WHISTLER, British Columbia - Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway won the men's super-G title Friday, denying Bode Miller his first Olympic gold medal.