He wants a medal. I'd be crazy if I said no it didn't frustrate me. I was watching the videotapes, I was watching the runs down. You come down, you make a mistake, you might have one mistake or two and think you're the only guy on the hill doing it because you're not in the top three. But they're making mistakes too.
Some people are just faster than others.
A lot of teams have great starts. A tie would be just fine, as long as it means a medal. In the four-man, I'm 25 percent of the push. It's less of a load, it's more speed turnover. I think my leg will hold out better.