Daehlie collapses on finish line

Daehlie collapses on finish line

Bjorn Daehlie of Norway collapses virtually unconscious on the finish line after more than 2 hours in the 50-kilometer cross-country skiing race of the Nagano Olympic Winter Games in Hakuba, central Japan, on Feb. 22. Daehlie won the gold medal.

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