She won a World Cup super-G race on Sunday, long after last tasting victory in giant slalom at the French resort of Meribel in March 2015. It was her 15th World Cup race win, yet felt much like a breakthrough for a stylish and graceful skier once so dominant. She clinched overall World Cup titles in 2014 and 2015, before injury and self-doubt followed. Tina Weirather of Lichtenstein was second in 1:06.25 — her 35th World Cup podium — with Italian Sofia Goggia third in 1:06.28. Goggia, second in Saturday's super-G, now has 15 World Cup podiums.

Source: ABC News December 17, 2017 11:15 UTC