(CNN) -  Bode Miller became the oldest man to win an Olympic
alpine skiing medal Sunday but the 36-year-old American could
not prevent Norway's Kjetil Jansrud from taking a surprise gold
in the super-G at Sochi.  Miller led for much of the competition
until later starters Jansrud and Andrew Weibrecht left him in a
tie for the bronze medal with Canada's Jan Hudec.  The 28-year-
old Jansrud won bronze in the downhill last week so his triumph
was not entirely unexpected while Miller's teammate Weibrecht
had claimed the super-G bronze in Vancouver four years before
enduring a period of poor results.  Jansrud clocked a time if
one minute 18.14 seconds in testing conditions made more
difficult by warm temperatures -- which meant organizers brought
forward the start by one hour.  Dream triumph  "It's a little
bit of a cliche, but it's something you dream about since you're
a kid. I'm one of those kids. Being here is an amazing feeling,"
he said.  Weibrecht was just pleased to have found form at
exactly the right time