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Athlete Bio#
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Age
49
Hometown
Wilton
Education
Mt. Blue HS (Farmington, Maine) ‘94 Bates College ‘98, Mathematics
Quick Facts
Personal: David Chamberlain, who will guide Kevin Burton in the men’s visually-impaired cross-country and biathlon events in Sochi, is an experienced Nordic racer on both the adaptive and able-bodied circuits. Chamberlain started cross-country skiing in high school and went on to have an impressive career on the snow. He was an All-American skier at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, before turning professional. He represented Team USA at three Nordic World Championships.World Championships Experience
- Most recent: 2005 – 11th (4 x 10km Relay - Men), 43th (50km Classic Style - Men), 58th (2 x 15km Skiathlon - Men)
- Years of participation: 2 x 15km Skiathlon - Men 2005; 4 x 10km Relay - Men 2001, 2005; 50km Classic Style - Men 2005; 15km Classic Style - Men 2001, 2003; 30km Classic Style - Men 2001; 50km Freestyle - Men 2001; Sprint Freestyle - Men 2001
- Top finish: – 2001 (50km Freestyle - Men)
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