Overview
- Organizers canceled the second timed training and ran the downhill from the reserve super-G start, shortening the course by about 25 seconds after fresh snow.
- Austria’s Magdalena Egger crashed, was evacuated by helicopter for medical checks, and the race was briefly suspended before resuming.
- Lindsey Vonn claimed a record-extending World Cup victory at age 41, finishing 0.37 seconds ahead of Kajsa Vickhoff Lie with Jacqueline Wiles in third.
- Italy’s Laura Pirovano placed fourth, missing the podium by 0.15 seconds, while Nicol Delago was ninth, Elena Curtoni tenth, and Sofia Goggia finished 17th.
- Multiple athletes cited excessive fresh snow and limited testing in voicing doubts about the decision to race, with attention now turning to the scheduled super-G under close weather watch.