Stephanie Venier wins Alpine worlds super-G; American Lauren Macuga ties for bronze
Austrian Stephanie Venier was the surprise super-G winner at the World Alpine Skiing Championships, while American Lauren Macuga tied for the bronze medal in the first senior worlds race of her career. Venier, 31, prevailed by one tenth of a second over Italian Federica Brignone, the world’s top overall ski racer this season.
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Austrian skier Stephanie Venier has won the women’s super-G at the Alpine skiing world championships in Austria.
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