Watch Bode Miller’s crash in World Championships super-G By Nick ZaccardiFeb 5, 2015, 8:57 PM EST Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Flipboard (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) 0 Comments Your browser does not support iframes.Bode Miller tore a hamstring tendon in a crash in the World Championships super-G in Beaver Creek, Colo., on Thursday.Miller, 37 and a six-time Olympic medalist, is done for the World Championships and likely the rest of the season. He has said this season will probably be his last before retiring.The last World Cup regular season speed event is March 8, and reports say the recovery time for his injury is around two months.On Thursday, Miller was racing for the first time in 11 months, following November back surgery. He was trying to become the second-oldest World Championships medalist.Before he crashed, Miller was .28 of a second faster than the second-fastest skier at the second intermediate split time, about 40 seconds into the 76-second race.“[Miller] said it felt like he got hit by a truck,” U.S. skier Travis Ganong reportedly said. “He said he’s going to need like 100 stitches.”Austrian Hannes Reichelt won the World Championships super-G, with Canadian Dustin Cook taking silver and France’s Adrien Theaux bronze (full recap here).Video: Bode Miller is ‘Grandpa Bode’ in Audi commercialWorld Alpine Skiing Championships broadcast scheduleFollow @nzaccardi Out of a successful surgery for a severed hamstring tendon. Feeling lucky since things could have been way worse. pic.twitter.com/1jKhhDSRR9 — Bode Miller (@MillerBode) February 6, 2015 Check that. Bode Miller is not OK. pic.twitter.com/x3e2jj0Q8e — Brian Stemmle (@brianstemmle) February 5, 2015