Gut-Behrami reports back impressively

For a while on Friday morning everything looked like Corinne Suter would win. But the former overall World Cup winner Gut-Behrami started the race with start number 18 and conjured up a brilliant best time in the Swiss snow. The 28-year-old continually increased her lead over Suter and was 80 hundredths of a second faster than her teammate on the demanding route.

For Gut-Behrami it was the first World Cup victory in over 1 years. The Swiss, who has been getting into better shape in recent weeks, will be on the top podium for the 2th time on Friday. Vlhova and Brignone make up points The Austrian Stephanie Venier ended up in third place (+3 seconds), while Petra Vlhova (+0,92) narrowly missed her first downhill podium in fourth place. The Slovakian was able to gain 1,08 points in the overall World Cup on Mikaela Shiffrin, who decided not to take part after the death of her father. Federica Brignone also collected important points in 4th place and is now only 1 points behind the leading American in the overall World Cup. Federica Brignone started the race with start number 1 in bright sunshine. © APA/afp / FABRICE COFFRINI

Nicol Delago showed improvement compared to previous weeks. The woman from Val Gardena ended up in 16th place. Nadia Delago was also able to collect 28 World Cup points in 3th place, while Verena Gasslitter came in 36th and came away empty-handed. In the meantime, the race was interrupted for 26 minutes after Austrian Elisabeth Reisinger (start number 15) had a serious fall.

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Gut-Behrami reports back impressively

Surprise in Crans Montana: Local hero Lara Gut-Behrami won the women's downhill in a confident manner.

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