Historic moments: Dominique Gisin and Tina Maze shared gold in women’s downhill skiing at Sochi Olympics

Unprecedented moments in Sochi where two skiers won the gold medal in the women’s downhill skiing contest. Tina Maze and Dominique Gisin made history on Wednesday becoming the first Olympians ever to share Winter Olympics title in this competition.

Dominique Gisin from Switzerland was the first to go down the slope and was clocked in 1:41:57 minutes.

Slovenia’s Tina Maze performed her later running and she stunningly recorded an identical time 1:41:57, a situation that never happened before. So, timers should be more precise from now on.

The silver was skipped and the bronze medal was given to another athlete from Switzerland, Lara Gut, who crossed the finish line just 0.10 seconds after the champion pair.

Women’s Olympic skiing medal had been shared in the past, for example at the 1992 Albertville Olympics, when American Diann Roffe and Austria’s Anita Wachter won both silver in the slalom race.

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“I didn’t want to look at the big screens. It’s crazy. It was nerve-racking, a lot of sweat, lot of emotions. It was lonely there in the leader’s box. It’s incredible, how else can I say it? It’s a big honor to share the gold with Tina Maze, she’s an amazing woman. This is amazing”.

“I’m not going to throw a big party because I have 2 more chances. When you know you can win more medals as an athlete, one is never enough, even if it’s gold,” added Gisin.

Also Maze, 30, was very happy with her performance. The Slovenian skier appears to have a better professional background than her shared-podium partner as she earned silver in both the super-G and giant slalom at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.