Overview
- She prevailed by 0.37 seconds over Norway’s Kajsa Vickhoff Lie, with U.S. teammate Jacqueline Wiles third at 0.48 seconds back.
- Germany’s Emma Aicher finished sixth, 0.68 seconds behind, and Kira Weidle-Winkelmann placed 12th with a 0.77-second deficit.
- Organizers shifted the start lower after snow prevented preparation of the Gamskogelhütte start, creating a downhill just over one minute long.
- The race was interrupted after Austria’s Magdalena Egger crashed and was airlifted to a Radstadt clinic with a suspected serious knee injury.
- The win was Vonn’s second of the season and continues momentum viewed as significant before the February Olympics, with a Zauchensee Super-G next.