Cornelia Huetter of Austria wins first-ever women’s World Cup downhill held on Birds of Prey course
Cornelia Huetter of Austria navigated the tricky and steep terrain to win the first-ever women’s World Cup downhill held on the Birds of Prey course.
Huetter Wins Beaver Creek Women's Downhill
Austria's Cornelia Huetter swept to victory in the season-opening women's World Cup downhill race at Beaver Creek's iconic Birds of Prey course on Saturday.
Cornelia Huetter wins season’s 1st World Cup women’s downhill
Austria’s Cornelia Huetter wins the women’s downhill, on the historic birds of prey course, with a time of 1:32.38 at Beaver Creek, Colorado.
Cornelia Hütter wins Stifel Birds of Prey downhill
Austrian Cornelia Hütter edged Olympic gold medalists to win the Stifel Birds of Prey downhill at Beaver Creek, Colorado, on Saturday. Hütter, 32, overtook 2018 Olympic gold medalist Sofia Goggia of Italy by 18 hundredths of a second in the first speed race of the women's World Cup season.
Cornelia Hütter is ready to defend World Cup downhill crystal globe at Birds of Prey
Cornelia Hütter has a need for speed. But if the three-time Austrian Olympian has learned anything throughout her 13-year World Cup career,
Hütter edges Goggia for Birds of Prey downhill win
Austrian Cornelia Hütter edged Olympic gold medalists Sofia Goggia and Lara Gut-Behrami to win the Stifel Birds of Prey downhill at Beaver Creek, Colorado.
Goggia wins women's World Cup super-G at Beaver Creek on return
Italy's Sofia Goggia made a stirring return to competition as she won the women's super-G in Beaver Creek, Colorado on Sunday for her 25th World Cup victory in only her second race since breaking her right leg in February.
Cornelia Hütter wins first women’s World Cup downhill on Birds of Prey course
Cornelia Hütter killed two birds with one stone Saturday in Beaver Creek. The Austrian skier began her downhill discipline title defense with a victory, etching her name into the history books in the process
Cornelia Huetter wins 1st women's downhill on Colorado course
Cornelia Huetter of Austria navigated the tricky and steep terrain Saturday to win the first-ever women's World Cup downhill held on the Birds of Prey course.
Austria's Huetter wins women's World Cup downhill at Beaver Creek
Austria's Cornelia Huetter claimed the first ever women's World Cup downhill event held on the formidable Birds of Prey course on Saturday in Beaver Creek, Colorado where Lindsey Vonn tested the track ahead of her comeback next week.
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Austrian masters first Birds of Prey race
BEAVER CREEK, Colo. -- Cornelia Huetter of Austria navigated the tricky and steep terrain Saturday to win the first-ever ...
Sofia Goggia, after nearly quitting Alpine skiing, returns to win at Beaver Creek
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