Germany&#39;s Rauffer Wins Downhill
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Max Rauffer preferred to skip the debate about whether wind played a part in his first World Cup victory or that the favorites did so poorly.
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Michaela Dorfmeister sealed Austria&#39;s first Alpine ski World Cup title of the season on Sunday with victory in the super-G in Alberta, Canada.
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Julia Mancuso won a downhill Saturday, moving closer to her ultimate goal of winning the overall World Cup title, and Renate Goetschl finished second to take the season's discipline title.
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SESTRIERE, Italy  - American Lindsey Vonn sped to her fourth downhill win of the World Cup season on Saturday, setting the record straight after last weekend's upset at St Moritz.
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Bode Miller won his fourth World Cup ski race this season and Daron Rahlves was second Friday -- the first 1-2 finish for the United States in the downhill.
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Michael Walchhofer takes the World Cup downhill event in Wengen, Switzerland on Saturday as American Bode Miller places third.
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American Daron Rahlves made his first serious attempt at skiing since a dramatic crash nine days ago, completing a men's training session Thursday ahead of the Hahnenkamm downhill this weekend.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alberta  - Germany's Hilde Gerg  powered to victory on Saturday in the second of two World Cup  Alpine skiing downhills in Lake Louise.
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American Bode Miller takes the opening World Cup downhill race of the season on Saturday, his first World Cup downhill victory of his career.
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Lindsey Vonn won her ninth career World Cup downhill, Saturday in Sestriere, Italy, matching the American record set by Picabo Street and Daron Rahlves.
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Austrian Stephan Goergl of Austria won a World Cup Super-G race, ending American Bode Miller&#39;s three-race winning streak Thurday in the Colorado Rockies.
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CHAMONIX, France  - Johann Grugger threw down the  gauntlet to his more established opponents Saturday, winning  his second downhill in succession with a confident victory in  Chamonix.
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Steve Nyman of the United States won a downhill Saturday for his first World Cup victory. Nyman covered the 2.1-mile Saslong course in 1 minute, 56.52 seconds. Didier Cuche of Switzerland was second, 0.02 seconds behind, and Fritz Strobl of Austria was third.
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CBC SPORTS ONLINE - It was windy, blustery and the conditions weren&#39;t perfect. All of this probably made German Max Rauffer&#39;s victory that much sweeter.
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Americans Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves took the top two spots in the marquee event of the Alpine world championships, the men's downhill.
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Michaela Dorfmeister put the Austrian women back on top with the team&#39;s first win of the Alpine ski World Cup season on Sunday.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alta. (CP) - The final piece might have fit into the puzzle for American Bode Miller. Miller won the opening World Cup downhill race of the season Saturday, serving notice he&#39;s ready to challenge