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Alice Robinson Claims First Super-G World Cup Victory!

12/15/2025

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Robinson Wins Super-G

Alice Robinson (New Zealand) won her first World Cup super-G on December 14, 2025, in St. Moritz, with a time of 1:14.84.
She edged Romane Miradoli (France) by 0.08 seconds.
She edged Sofia Goggia (Italy) by 0.19 seconds.
Lindsey Vonn (American) finished fourth, 0.27 seconds behind Robinson.
Vonn is preparing for the Milan Cortina Olympics, where she aims to win another medal.

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Vonn Triumphs Again

Lindsey Vonn, an American skier, became the oldest woman to win a World Cup race on December 12, 2025, in St. Moritz, finishing the downhill in 1:29.63 and defeating Magdalena Egger by 0.98 seconds for her 83rd victory.
The win boosts prospects for the 2026 Winter Olympics, where she aims for another medal.
After six-year retirement and knee surgery, she plans to race again, including a downhill and a Super-G.

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Historical Context

The FIS Alpine Ski World Cup, inaugurated in 1967, celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018, marking significant growth in global interest. Lindsey Vonn, a dominant figure, achieved her 82nd victory that year, solidifying her status as the most successful female skier. As athletes like Alice Robinson and Vonn prepare for the 2026 Winter Olympics, the competitive landscape continues to evolve.

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Robinson Wins Super-G

Alice Robinson (New Zealand) won her first World Cup super-G on December 14, 2025, in St. Moritz, with a time of 1:14.84.
She edged Romane Miradoli (France) by 0.08 seconds.
She edged Sofia Goggia (Italy) by 0.19 seconds.
Lindsey Vonn (American) finished fourth, 0.27 seconds behind Robinson.
Vonn is preparing for the Milan Cortina Olympics, where she aims to win another medal.

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