If you haven’t kept up with US Ski Team racer Ted Ligety at this week’s World Championships in Austria we can’t blame you – because no one there has either.

Friday morning, the Park City native, and longtime Park City Mountain Resort shredder, won gold in the Giant Slalom, his third win already at this year’s world championships – making Ted the first man to win that many golds at a single world championships since Jean-Claude Killy did it 45 years ago. Ted, who won the Super-G and Super-Combined earlier this week, held a lead of more than 1.3 seconds after the GS’s first run – prompting Italian racing legend Alberto Tomba to joke that Ted had time for coffee during the second leg.