Lindsey Vonn celebrates 64th World Cup victory - Schnarf 23rd.

Vonn prevailed in her 335th World Cup race on the "Engiadina" in 1.23,55:0,24 minutes and relegated the two Austrians Anna Fenninger (+1,10) and Nicole Hosp to places (+XNUMX).

For Vonn it was the 64th success in the World Cup. She now has two more victories to her name than the Austrian ski legend Annemarie Moser-Pröll. This season, Vonn climbed to the top step of the podium for the fifth time, following her victories in Lake Louise (downhill), Val d'Isere (downhill) and Cortina (downhill and super-G).

However, there was nothing to gain for Lara Gut, who won the downhill race on Saturday. The 23-year-old Swiss was eliminated. Elena Fanchini caused a surprise, racing up to eleventh place with start number 59.

The South Tyroleans:

Hanna Schnarf (Olang) was able to score important World Cup points in 24th place. The 30-year-old from Puster lost 3,12 seconds to Vonn. Nicole Delago from Wolkenstein was unlucky as she narrowly missed the points in her second World Cup race. But if the young girl from Val Gardena can continue to improve like this, then the first points are only a matter of time.

Verena Stuffer (St. Christina) was disqualified, as was Anna Hofer (Steinhaus).

FIS World Cup Alpine Skiing in St. Moritz (SUI), Women's Super-G

1. Lindsey Vonn USA 1.23,55 2. Anna Fenninger AUT +0,24 3. Nicole Hosp AUT +1,10 4. Kajsa Kling SWE +1,48 5. Cornelia Hütter AUT +1,55 6. Nicole Schmidhofer AUT +1,80 7. Ragnhild Mowinckel NOR +1,85 8. Regina Sterz AUT +1,99 8. Viktoria Rebensburg GER +1,99 10. Francesca Marsaglia ITA +2,00

24. Hanna Schnarf ITA/Olang +3,12 36. Nicole Delago ITA/Wolkenstein +4,46

Disqualified among others: Verena Stuffer (St. Christina), Anna Hofer (Steinhaus) The race is still ongoing, more coming soon!

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Lindsey Vonn celebrates 64th World Cup victory - Schnarf 23rd.

The 30-year-old American won the very demanding Super-G in St. Moritz on Sunday.

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