Germans Win Pursuits at Biathalon Cup
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German veterans Sven Fischer and Uschi Disl won the men's and women's pursuit events at a biathlon World Cup event on Saturday.
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ST. JAMES, Barbados  - Germany, in sizzling form on the final day, won the World Cup for the second time with a gripping playoff victory over Scotland at Sandy Lane Resort's Country Club Course on Sunday.
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Bode Miller from the United States clears a gate during the men&#39;s ski World Cup giant slalom race, on Sunday, Oct. 24, 2004, in Soelden, Austria.
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Bode Miller won a super-G by a large margin yesterday, racing to his 23d World Cup victory and his second in two weeks.
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Marlies Schild of Austria won a women&#39;s World Cup giant slalom on the Hirschenkogel course Tuesday and Finland&#39;s Tanja Poutiainen regained the lead in the overall standings with a second-place finish.
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Miroslav Klose scored two goals Tuesday to help Germany to a 3-0 win over Ecuador and first place in Group A of the World Cup.
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Max Rauffer became the first German man in 12 years to win an Alpine ski World Cup race when he beat the favorites in a wind-affected downhill on Saturday.
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Marlies Schild of Austria takes a curve on her way to setting the second fastest time during the first run of a World Cup women&#39;s Giant Slalom in Semmering, Austria, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2004.
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BORMIO, Italy Johann Grugger won his first World Cup race Wednesday, taking the downhill on the course that will host the upcoming world championships.
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Germany&#39;s Martina Glagow won a 15-kilometer biathlon event Thursday for her first World Cup victory this season, and compatriot Sven Fischer won a men&#39;s 20-kilometer race.
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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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American Lindsey Vonn moved to the top of the World Cup overall standings by winning her second straight race, a super-combined yesterday in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria.
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SANTA CATERINA, Italy  - Michaela Dorfmeister of  Austria won an Alpine skiing World Cup downhill race on  Thursday in a time of one minute 41.66 seconds, according to  provisional results.
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Finland&#39;s Tanja Poutiainen won for the second time in three races at Aspen Mountain, beating Italy&#39;s Manuela Moelgg by more than a second in a World Cup slalom on Sunday.
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Michael Walchhofer led Austria to a 1-2 finish in a World Cup downhill yesterday in Wengen, Switzerland, while overall leader Bode Miller was third on the famed Lauberhorn, the longest course on the circuit. Walchhofer covered the demanding 2.8-mile run in 2 minutes 27.05 seconds. Teammate Christoph Gruber was runner-up, 0.09 seconds back. Miller, who was 0.18 behind the winner, ...
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Anja Paerson of Sweden won a slalom for the first time this season Sunday while rival Tanja Poutiainen of Finland was third to capture the overall discipline title.
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Liechtenstein's Marco Buechel gives his father a birthday gift on the slopes Saturday, winning a World Cup downhill in Lake Louise, Alberta, by 0.05 of a second.