Watch: Ammann's golden moment In the end, Simon Ammann's only competition in Vancouver was himself and the history books. He owned the hill in Whistler and set a mark for generations to come, becoming the first to win four individual gold medals. Relive his final jumps.
When Simon Ammann broke the Whistler normal hill record, he topped a mark set by a world champion. Yet, that athlete was nowhere to be found on the start lists. Lindsey Van represents one of many who are waiting for a chance to compete.
A charismatic ski jumper? Such people do in fact exist, and Simon Ammann is proof. The first to sweep the Olympic individual events in two different Winter Games, the Swiss champion has provided many memorable looks over the years.
Simon Ammann and Gregor Schlierenzauer have had a boxing-like rivalry -- just in the air. Even though the former was tops at the Games, Schlierenzauer will have the chance to close out as the world's No. 1. Follow them at UniversalSports.com.
How to fly Ever wanted to soar through the sky or know what it is like to essentially jump off of a cliff? Members of the U.S. Olympic team talk about the feeling one gets when flying over a football field in distance with nothing but skis to keep them from falling.
Anders Johnson remembers his Torino Olympic debut at age 16 and illuminates the enormous popularity of his sport overseas.
Most fans remember him for an unforgettable Salt Lake Games. Here's a closer look at Simon Ammann's life in Switzerland.
A two-time Olympic medalist and four-time world champion, ski jumper Adam Malysz competes at his fourth Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.
Austria lives up to hype 
Women jump at Worlds 
Ammann critical of rule changes 
