You knew the rules when you got into it so quit fucking whining.
I hope he quits being such a prima donna, otherwise good riddance to him.
Miller didn't qualify for the second run after he ran into a gate and then some bumps to finish 54th in his first heat. The American has fallen in lost two races — both giant slaloms.
Afterward, the reigning overall world champion refused to take a random test to check the height of his boot and was fined 999 Swiss francs ($887 Cdn).
The American, who has clashed with ski authorities in the past, said he had already taken off his boots and could have adjusted the height if he wanted.
"It's really typical. With drug testing it's the same way," said Miller, calling the FIS's equipment rules illogical.Overall World Cup champion Bode Miller has threatened to quit after being fined by the International Ski Federation (FIS) on Thursday. American Miller was fined 1,000 Swiss francs ($761) for failing to take a regulation boot test after finishing the first leg of a World Cup slalom.
Raich rocks first run
Men's Slalom from Kranjska Gora
"If they don't lift the fine I will quit the tour," Miller told Reuters.
"It makes no sense. I want nothing to do with these people and the way they run the tour," the 28-year-old said.
Miller did not qualify for the second leg of the slalom after making an error on his first run and finishing 3.44 seconds behind leader Benjamin Raich of Austria.
He complained of pain in his left knee and quickly left the finish area. Miller injured the knee in a crash during the combined downhill at the 2001 World Championships.
U.S. Ski Team media manager Mark Habermann said Miller planned to have an RMI scan in Innsbruck later on Thursday.
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