Sofia Goggia Triumphs in Super-G at Beaver Creek After Stunning Comeback

The Italian skier claims her 25th World Cup victory just 10 months after a severe leg injury, with key advice from Lindsey Vonn playing a pivotal role.

Sofia Goggia won the women's World Cup super-G in Beaver Creek, Colorado, with a time of 1:03.90, defeating defending champion Lara Gut-Behrami by 0.48 seconds.
This marks Goggia's 25th World Cup victory and her seventh super-G title, achieved in only her second race since recovering from a broken leg sustained in February.
Lindsey Vonn, serving as a forerunner on the course, provided critical advice to Goggia, which the Italian skier credited as instrumental in her victory.
Austria's Ariane Raedler secured third place, bumping compatriot Cornelia Huetter, Saturday's downhill winner, to fourth position.
Goggia expressed gratitude for her return to competitive skiing after overcoming significant physical and mental challenges during her recovery.