Lindsey Vonn (center) won her 59th World Cup race in Slovenia, heading off overall leader Tina Maze (left) and Austria's Anna Fenninger.
Vonn edges closer to World Cup record —
Lindsey Vonn (center) won her 59th World Cup race in Slovenia, heading off overall leader Tina Maze (left) and Austria's Anna Fenninger.
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Vonn won her second race since returning to the circuit after a month out following stomach problems, moving closer to Annemarie Moser-Proll's record of 62.
Vonn edges closer to World Cup record —
Vonn won her second race since returning to the circuit after a month out following stomach problems, moving closer to Annemarie Moser-Proll's record of 62.
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Maze was unable to give her home fans a victory in Maribor, but she extended her overall lead to 748 points from Germany's Maria Hofl-Riesch
Vonn edges closer to World Cup record —
Maze was unable to give her home fans a victory in Maribor, but she extended her overall lead to 748 points from Germany's Maria Hofl-Riesch
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Italian skier Dominik Paris won the prestigious men's downhill at Kitzbuhel in Austria for his second World Cup victory after a dead-heat for first at Bormio in late 2012.
Vonn edges closer to World Cup record —
Italian skier Dominik Paris won the prestigious men's downhill at Kitzbuhel in Austria for his second World Cup victory after a dead-heat for first at Bormio in late 2012.
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