Lindsey Vonn dominates the Zauchensee Downhill, showcasing unmatched precision, speed, and control. With two Americans on the podium and strong performances across Europe, the women’s speed circuit delivered excitement, teamwork, and emerging talent.
Sofia Goggia claimed her eighth World Cup super-G victory in Val d’Isère as Lindsey Vonn returned to the podium in third. Alice Robinson finished second and retained the season discipline lead.
Cornelia Huetter of Austria dominated the Val d’Isère downhill, taking the win with a near two-second advantage. Kira Weidle Winkelmann and Lindsey Vonn completed the podium while North Americans showed depth with strong top 30 performances, including Breezy Johnson in seventh and Valérie Grenier 23rd.
Marco Odermatt Dominates the GS in Val D'Isère. He ties for top GS wins. Austrians Feurstein and Brennsteiner celebrates on the podium.
Marco Odermatt sets the pace after the first run Val D'Isère. Henrik Kristoffersen in 2nd and Loïc Meillard in 3rd.
Marco Odermatt Beaver Creek GS finish area 2024: GEPA pictures Odermatt’s Struggles in Beaver Creek
The Italian duo won back the podium on the challenging Val-d'Isère super-G course, with Federica Brignone taking first place. Lauren Macuga of Stifel US Ski Team earned 17th-place.
Norwegian claims first win of the season in come-from-behind fashion.
Frenchman grabs his first GS win on home snow.
Switzerland's Lara Gut sneaks by the U.S. Ski Team's Lindsey Vonn to win the combined by one hundredth.
American will 'wing' the slalom in hopes of claiming victory in a fourth discipline this season.
Norwegian gets fifth World Cup win as American Chodounsky has career day
Two-time Olympian dispirited to sit out another World Cup winter but optimistic for return in 2016.
Lindsey Vonn's record hunt has to wait at least one more day.
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.
13 girls under age 16 compete in a one-run GS race at Val d'Isere.
Mancuso sixth on a course that accounts for numerous DNFs.
American skis to 61st career victory and wins a calf while at the French resort.
Course modifications required after five racers take to the track and Austrian Stefanie Moser is injured.
How Lindsey Vonn wound up with a cow after her 2005 downhill victory in Val d'Isere, France.
First women's downhill training canceled due to significant overnight snow accumulation on the OK course.
American technical star to delay her start in World Cup super G by skipping Val d'Isere.
Lack of snow in France forces World Cup move to Are, Sweden.
The 2009 slalom world champion hopes to seek more professional challenges in life to fulfill his ambition.
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