Keystone
Lara Gut-Behrami celebrates her 36th World Cup victory in the second World Cup Super-G in St. Anton. The Olympic champion wins ahead of the Italians Federica Brignone, Elena Curtoni and Marta Bassino.
After the 3rd place the day before, Gut-Behrami didn’t manage a perfect ride, but she drove the most direct line of all the drivers and mastered the second half of the track the fastest. In the absence of the pausing Mikaela Shiffrin and Sofia Goggia, who left prematurely after a fall on Saturday, the Ticino distanced the previous day’s winner Brignone by 15 hundredths and Bassino by 19 hundredths. The 36th World Cup victory was also Gut-Behrami’s 70th podium finish in the World Cup.
Gisin convinced in sixth
Michelle Gisin showed a clear upward trend. The Engelberger, who has struggled so far after changing material from Rossignol to Salomon, achieved her second-best result of the season in sixth place. Gisin missed out on the first podium of the winter or even the first win in the final part. Because she twice strayed far from the ideal line, she lost more than her entire gap of 99 hundredths to Gut-Behrami on the increasingly soft track in the last 25 seconds of the race.
Corinne Suter and Jasmine Flury took places 10 and 11, followed by Priska Nufer in 14th place. Joana Hählen, who was second in the first race the day before, missed a goal and was eliminated.
The speed riders continue next week in Cortina d’Ampezzo. On the Olympic slope of 2026, two Super-Gs and one downhill are on the program from Friday to Sunday.
The classification
The live ticker to read
-
Start number 46
???????? Delia Durrer also outside
Delia Durrer is the last Swiss woman to start the race. And it’s not working for them today either. Durrer is eliminated.
-
Start number 43
???????? Jenal misses a goal
Stephanie Jenal cannot finish the race either and is eliminated.
-
Start number 40
???????? Juliana Suter is eliminated
After her excellent 14th place on Saturday, Juliana Suter cannot deliver a top result today. Like so many drivers before her, she fails at the key point and misses a goal.
-
Start number 30
Melesi on intermediate rank 20
Despite a good drive, she lost a lot of time in the last part of the route and ended up in intermediate 20th place.
-
Start number 29
Venier more than 2 seconds behind
She, too, cannot keep the gap of less than 2 seconds and is in intermediate 19th place.
-
Start number 28
Pichler can count on points again
After yesterday’s 18th place, the Italian can look forward to another good performance today. It is enough for intermediate rank 19.
-
Start number 27
Johnson is eliminated
The American scores a goal after the first break and is eliminated. There are an enormous number of retirements for a Super-G in this race.
-
Start number 26
Pirovano intermediate 19th
What else is possible on this route? At the moment, many athletes lose an enormous amount of time and end up at the bottom of the rankings. Also for Pirovano it is only enough for intermediate place 19.
-
Start number 25
Haaser can’t keep up
The Austrian loses a lot of time, especially shortly before the finish, and has to settle for an intermediate 17th place.
-
Start number 24
Gagnon also falls behind
She starts as fast as Gut-Behrami, but takes detours in the middle section and loses 1.49 seconds on the best time at the finish.
-
Start number 23
Delago is eliminated
The Italian slipped away shortly after the start and was the next athlete to drop out.
-
Start number 22
Ortlieb has no chance
She missed the ideal line several times and was more than 3 seconds behind by the time she crossed the finish line.
-
Start number 21
???????? Nufer falls behind
She keeps losing time and finishes 1.62 seconds behind in intermediate 13th place.
-
Start number 20
Robinson misses goal and is eliminated
The New Zealander misses a goal just after the first split and is the fifth athlete to retire from the race.
-
Start number 19
Worley behind Swiss duo
The French also lost a lot of time in the last section of the route and ended up in 12th place behind the Swiss duo.
-
Start number 18
Bassino just behind Brignone in intermediate 3rd place
Bassino is in form and shows a strong drive with no mistakes. She comes close to the best time to the finish, but cannot displace Gut-Behrami from the lead. With a deficit of 19 hundredths she ranks in intermediate rank 3.
-
Start number 17
???????? Flury also falls behind
Flury is fast and can keep the gap within limits. In the middle section, she briefly deviates from the ideal line and again loses a lot of time before she reaches the finish line. It is enough for intermediate rank 10.
-
Start number 16
Weidle with a big deficit
The German loses more than two seconds at the finish and sits at the end of the rankings.
-
Start number 15
Tippler misses goal just before the goal
The next Austrian is eliminated. Tippler misses a gate shortly before the finish and will not classify in this race.
-
Start number 14
Brignone does not come close to the best time – intermediate 2nd place
Yesterday’s winner starts faster than Gut-Behrami, but loses 24 hundredths to the best time by the third split. She can no longer catch up and ends up in second place behind Gut-Behrami.
-
Start number 13
Miradoli just behind Gisin
The Frenchwoman is losing more and more time, so the gap at the finish adds up to more than a second. She lines up behind Gisin in fifth place.
-
Start number 12
Hütter is eliminated
At the first split she has a lead of almost half a second, but then misses a goal and has to end the race prematurely.
-
Start number 11
???????? Gisin on intermediate rank 4
Gisin wants to make things up and starts much faster than Gut-Behrami. By the third split she was still 5 hundredths ahead but lost over a second in the final sector. Too bad, there could have been more.
-
Start number 10
Puchner almost 2 seconds behind
She can still keep up with the best time up to the second split, but loses almost two seconds to the finish. She is therefore at the end of the classification.
-
Start number 9
Mowinckel on intermediate place 4
Mowinckel also starts with the red number, but cannot keep up with the best time. She classified with a gap of more than a second on intermediate place 4.
-
Start number 8
Curtoni can’t get the best time
The leader in the discipline classification starts faster than Gut-Behrami, but loses a lot of time in the middle section. At the finish, the Italian is 52 hundredths short, which is enough for second place.
-
Start number 7
???????? Gut-Behrami with the clear best time
Two years ago she won the Super-G here. Even today she attacks fully and drives at the limit. She is continuously expanding her lead and clearly taking the lead. She has a lead of 79 hundredths on the best time.
-
Start number 6
???????? Suter falls back to intermediate rank 3
She starts fast and has a lead of 14 hundredths by the third split. However, she does not bring the journey to the finish line in the best possible way and loses even more time. 46 hundredths are missing from the best time, which is enough for intermediate 3rd place.
-
Start number 5
Siebenhofer even faster than Schmidhofer
She starts faster than her teammate and can increase her lead from split to split. At the finish she is 42 hundredths faster than the best time and thus takes the lead.
-
Start number 4
Schmidhofer takes the lead
The Austrian also has some trouble on the track, but is able to gain a lead in the last part of the track. She takes the lead with a lead of 66 hundredths.
-
Start number 3
???????? Hählen is eliminated
Yesterday’s third-placed starts well and can build up a lead. After the third split, however, she comes off the track and misses a goal.
-
Start number 2
Lie sets a first mark
Kajsa Vickhoff Lie finishes her race despite a few mistakes and sets a first target time of 1:19.13.
-
Start number 1
Gauche opens the race and is eliminated
The French opens the race but only makes it to the first split. She slips and falls, but doesn’t appear to have hurt herself.
-
???????? Nine Swiss women at the start
This is how the Swiss start
- 3 Joana Haehlen
- 6 Corinne Suter
- 7 Lara Gut-Behrami
- 11 Michelle Gisin
- 17 Jasmine Flury
- 21 Priska Nufer
- 40 Juliana Suter
- 43 Stephanie Jenal
- 46 Delia Durrer
- sport">
The starting list of numbers 1 to 30
![]()
Bild:
FIS -
Hallo …
and welcome to the second women’s Super-G in St. Anton. On Saturday, Federica Brignone clinched victory more than half a second ahead of the two Swiss riders Joana Hählen and Lara Gut-Behrami. The hope for a Swiss podium place is correspondingly high today. Corinne Suter, who was only 15th yesterday, also wants to show that she can do better.
Actually, a descent would have been planned in St. Anton. However, the weather threw a spanner in the works for the ski ladies. Because no training was possible, the descent had to be cancelled. It was decided that there would be a Super-G on Saturday and Sunday.
