The first day of the Val di Fassa women's World Cup super-G was cancelled due to heavy snowfall. Tomorrow will be the second attempt for the race. Only two more SG races left for the women before World Cup Finals.
Olympic medalists carry momentum onto the World Cup circuit.
After a successful World Cup season, the Swiss prepare for the Olympic Games.
This clears up the path for Mikaela Shiffrin to win World Cup overall title.
The Swiss star is currently second in the overall standings.
Austrian makes amazing comeback from a 2016 knee injury.
Swiss closes the gap in the overall as Vonn hits the net.
Lindsey Vonn returns to super-G racing with a top 10 result.
The American made an emotional return to the podium.
After a tough couple days in Val d'Isere, she found her rhythm.
Sofia Goggia earns another podium finish in front of a home crowd.
Swiss star victorious in weather-plagued Canadian finale.
Slovenian takes second World Cup win in as many days in weather-plagued race.
Not even Mikaela Shiffrin could get within a second of the Swiss skier.
They're putting their best athletes in the start gate for Soelden.
How many gates did the ladies hit? How many hours did the men drive?
Change is afoot for coaching staffs around the globe.
Huetter wins her first World Cup while Fabienne Suter excites the home crowd.
Marie-Michele Gagnon earns second career win, beating favorites like Lindsey Vonn and Lara Gut.
Marcel Hirscher and Wendy Holdener dominate in Sweden's city event.
Weirather wins while Gut and Vonn continue to duke it out for the overall title.
Lara Gut and Fabienne Suter on track to win downhill races in front of home crowd.
The Battle of the Blondes continues as Lara Gut wins the Super-G in Garmisch, Germany.
Vonn maintains a perfect record in super G this season with third victory.
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