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Beat Feuz and Carlo Janka finish second and third with Patrick Kueng fourth on the Lauberhorn.

With her win at today's Cortina downhill, Lindsey Vonn matches the record set by Austrian Annemarie Moser-Proell.

The ladies will now race downhill on Sunday and the super G on Monday.

Swiss star grabs his first World Cup win since 2011 on home soil.

Lindsey Vonn's record hunt has to wait at least one more day.

The women are scheduled to race two downhills and a super G this weekend in Italy.

Impending snowstorm may encumber Cortina plans as well.

Speed specialist looks forward to the 2015 Vail-Beaver Creek World Championships.

Team will determine the 37-year-old's racing status on site.

Banners, safety nets, tents, and even some TV commentator booths were blown away.

Merighetti and Rebensburg miss gates but finish first and second on results list.

Lindsey Vonn's best result at the venue was fourth in 2012, but she's poised to possibly tie the women's all-time win record during the Austrian speed series.

The men will race down new course after only a single training run.

It was a smooth post-Christmas training run for the men on the Deborah Compagnoni slope in Italy.

Mancuso sixth on a course that accounts for numerous DNFs.

Jansrud holds a 152-point lead in the overall ahead of Marcel Hirscher.

American skis to 61st career victory and wins a calf while at the French resort.

The American dominates in Val Gardena to earn third career win behind Jansrud.