Phil Mahre
Chronology
| 1957 | Born May 10, in White Pass, Washington |
| 1972 | Joins U.S. Ski Team |
| 1980 | Wins Olympic silver medal in slalom |
| 1981-83 | Wins three consecutive overall World Cup titles |
| 1984 | Wins Olympic gold medal in slalom |
| 1984 | Retires from World Cup racing, returns to Yakima, Washington |
| 1984 | With brother Steve, starts a ski apparel business |
| 1987 | With Steve, begins driving race cars |
| 1988 | Crashes car in 24 Hours of Daytona Race |
| 1988 | Returns to competitive skiing in order to finance car racing |
| 1990 | Wins eight-race American City series in Sports 2000 class |
| 1991 | Begins racing on GT-2 circuit for Trans Am cars |
| 1991 | Wins overall Plymouth Super Series Slalom; retires from ski competition |
| 1992-present | Coaches young racers in U.S. ski program |
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