Bode Miller is one of the most accomplished and unconventional alpine skiers in U.S. history. A six-time Olympian and six-time Olympic medalist, he brought a bold, aggressive style to the slopes that helped redefine what was possible in the sport. His gold medal in the alpine combined at the Olympic Winter Games Vancouver 2010 capped a remarkable three-medal performance at those Games, leading Team USA to a record-setting eight-medal haul in alpine skiing.

Miller’s career spanned five Olympic Winter Games and more than a decade at the top of his sport. He captured two golds at the 2003 and 2005 FIS World Championships and won overall World Cup titles in 2005 and 2008. His 33 career World Cup victories remain among the most by any American skier, and he is the only U.S. male alpine skier to win in all five disciplines—downhill, super-G, giant slalom, slalom and combined.

Known for his fearless approach and fiercely independent spirit, Miller brought both charisma and unpredictability to every race. His willingness to take risks and compete on his own terms endeared him to fans and helped drive broader interest in alpine skiing across the U.S. and beyond.

Since retiring in 2017, Miller has remained connected to the sport through business, philanthropy and broadcasting. He co-founded Bomber Ski, a high-performance ski brand, and launched the Turtle Ridge Foundation, which supports youth and adaptive sports through grants and events. His work in the booth as an Olympic analyst for NBC has brought insightful commentary and firsthand knowledge to audiences worldwide.

In 2025, Bode Miller was inducted into the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame. His career stands as a defining chapter in American skiing—marked by grit, talent and an unwavering desire to push the limits.