Overview
- Vonn clocked 1:06.24 to beat Norway’s Kajsa Vickhoff Lie by 0.37 seconds, with American Jacqueline Wiles third at 0.48.
- The race ran on a shortened course in falling snow after Friday’s training was canceled.
- Competition paused for about 25 minutes after Austria’s Magdalena Egger crashed and was evacuated by helicopter.
- It was Vonn’s second win and fourth podium in four downhills this season, widening her advantage as she chases a ninth discipline title with four of nine races completed.
- Defending Olympic champion Corinne Suter returned from injury but finished outside the top 20, more than a second off Vonn’s pace.